Outdoor/Classroom Training

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Scouting is all about the out-of-doors! There are many opportunites to learn more, from BALOO to I.O.L.S. to C.O.P.E!

Leave No Trace The purpose of this training is to further Leave No Trace skills and awareness of outdoor ethics. More...

Shooting Sports Range Master

A knowledgeable person, trained by BSA National Camping School or Cub Scout Shooting Sports Trainer, is designated as Cub Scout Resident Camp Shooting Sports Director. He/She reports directly to the Cub Scout Resident Camp Director, but WILL NOT deviate from National BSA standards.

Responsibilities include:

1. Assisting the director to provide adequate staffing for each range.
2. Working with the director to procure adequate equipment and supplies.
3. Assuring range safety standards are followed.
4. Checking out and distributing equipment to Range Masters.
5. Taking beginning and ending inventories of all equipment and supplies.
6. Inspection and cleaning of all equipment during and at the end of the season.

NRA Certified Instructor
Rifle Shooting course
BSA Merit Badge Counselor qualification

This course is to enable a current adult shooter to become certified as an NRA Certified Instructor, and to also function as a Merit Badge Counselor for the Boy Scouts of America Rifle Shooting Merit Badge. It also has an easy path to becoming a Range Safety Officer (RSO) by completing an NRA self-study course once they become a Certified Instructor.

The course will focus on firearms safety and techniques for teaching the sport of shooting to others, especially youth. This is not a marksmanship course, but a course to prepare you to share your shooting expertise with others. A good marksman may not necessarily be a good teacher, and a good teacher need not be a marksman! A positive attitude and a willingness to learn and share will be required of all participants.

Course detail to come.