Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Backpacking Journey - August 2014

43 miles, 5 days, countless memories: Troop 1468 headed to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore for a phenomenal week of backpacking. From the area's famed pictured rocks, caves, and sandstone formations; to deep and dark forests; to miles of rolling sand dunes; to shipwrecks and historic lighthouses; and everywhere in-between, the journey provided an experience that Scouts will never forget. 

























Saturday, August 23, 2014

Sylvania Canoe/Fishing Trip, July 23-27, 2014

There was great weather this year.  Big fish were caught and the fish fry was delicious.  There was even a little furry creature that dined on the fish with them, a mink that hid out in a hollowed out fallen tree.  So who caught the biggest fish?  And who won the canoe race this year?

















Bear Paw Summer Camp June 22-28, 2014


Nestled in the middle of the Nicolet National Forest in northeastern Wisconsin, Bear Paw Scout Camp is a treasure of Scouting fun in a wonderful natural setting.

Troop 1468 Boy Scouts enjoyed their week at camp with lots of activities to keep them busy. 
Who knew that Marcus had a twin??????

Monday, June 9, 2014

Court of Honor, June 7, 2014

Troop 1468 Court of Honor ceremony was held on June 7, 2014.  
Three scouts achieved their rank of Eagle.  
Evan Haas
Justin Horn
Destin Wernicke
Congratulations to all - this is a great accomplishment and you worked hard to achieve it.  We are proud of you.
Evan Haas



Justin Horn



Destin Wernicke




In addition, there were the following rank advancements - contratulations to all.

Tenderfoot
Isaac Drevs
Gavin Mangold
Marcus Sanchez
Casey Lambert
Ben Pamperin
Nick Whiting

Second Class
Liam Fahey

Star
Jon McNulty

Life
Cody Bettis
Cole Malke
Joel Haas



Monday, May 19, 2014

Jones Spring Campout May 16-18


Troop 1468's second spring camp was held in the Jones Spring area, near Townsend. A hike in to the carry-in sites revealed a secluded lake with plenty of opportunity to fish, hike, and take in the sights. The boys got to practice their lightweight camping skills--it's been amazing to see the transformation from "I'll bring everything but the kitchen sink" packing for the weekend to "What can I fit in one backpack?" The boys also did a fantastic job with their menus, creating a "no refrigeration needed" shopping list and setting troop records for the least amount of money spent per person and generating virtually no leftovers while still keeping everybody fed.