At a Glance

Adventure Type:
Archery
Meet Time: 9:00am
Return Time: 12:15pm
Est Cost: 50.00+$24/person
Health form parts: ABB
Location: Archers Afield, Oregon
Location Website: Archers Afield

Note: Archers Afield: Team Building

Archery Lessons

A 30-minute lesson with your group on a private range, followed by an hour of shooting to practice your newfound skills. The perfect way to strengthen your team. We provide all of the equipment.

Guide to Safe Scouting

Adults complete the following:

What risk(s) exist?

Range, bow and arrow safety

How are we going to prep?

Range, bow and arrow safety

What age appropriate modifications can be made?

This is appropriate for all levels

Gear

Day Pack
10 Essentials
Camera
Backpack
Compass
Knife

All gear provided by Archers Afield.

Pre-Adventure Skillsets

Archery
Citizenship

Sample Agenda

9:00am Meet at CCC
9:15am Leave for Archers Afield
9:45am Arrive and check-in
10:00am Begin lessons
10:30am Begin free shoot
11:30am Finish shooting and pack up
11:45am Leave for CCC
12:15pm Arrive at CCC

Rank Requirements

key: At Meeting / On Adventure

Awards

key: At Meeting / On Adventure

Merit Badges

key: At Meeting / On Adventure

Archery

1a. Explain the five range safety rules.

1b. Explain the four whistle commands used on the range.

1c. Explain how to safely remove arrows from the target and return them to your quiver.

1d. Tell about your local and state laws for owning and using archery equipment.

2a. Make a complete arrow from a bare shaft using appropriate equipment available to you. OR

2b. To demonstrate arrow repair, inspect the shafts and prepare and replace at least three vanes, one point, and one nock. You may use as many arrows as necessary to accomplish this. The repairs can be done on wood, fiberglass, or aluminum arrows.

2c. Name the four principle materials for making arrow shafts.

2d. Do ONE of the following Make a complete arrow from a bare shaft using appropriate equipment available to you. OR To demonstrate arrow repair, inspect the shafts and prepare and replace at least three vanes, one point, and one nock. You may use as many arrows as necessary to accomplish this. The repairs can be done on wood, fiberglass, or aluminum arrows.

2e. Make a complete arrow from a bare shaft using appropriate equipment available to you. OR

2f. To demonstrate arrow repair, inspect the shafts and prepare and replace at least three vanes, one point, and one nock. You may use as many arrows as necessary to accomplish this. The repairs can be done on wood, fiberglass, or aluminum arrows.

2g. Explain how to properly care for and store arrows.

3a. Explain the proper use, care, and storage of, as well as the reasons for using tabs, arm guards, shooting gloves, and quivers.

3b. Explain the following terms: draw length, draw weight, mechanical release, and barebow.

4a. The difference between an end and a round.

4b. The differences among field, target, and 3-D archery.

4c. How the five-color World Archery Federation (FITA) target is scored.

4d. How the National Field Archery Association (NFAA) black-and-white field targets and blue indoor targets are scored.

5b. A BSA Scout field round of 14 targets and make a  score of 90 points.

Flier

www.Sherwood116.com

Troop 116

Archery @ Archery Lessons

A 30-minute lesson with your group on a private range, followed by an hour of shooting to practice your newfound skills. The perfect way to strengthen your team. We provide all of the equipment.

Archery!

Archery Lessons
Tigard, Oregon

9:00am - 12:15pm

meet at Cedar Creek Church on < date > @ 9:00am

Whole Troop!

We’ll meet at Cedar Creek Church @ 9:00am and carpool to Archery Lessons in Tigard, Oregon.

Gear

Day Pack
10 Essentials
Camera
Backpack
Compass
Knife

All gear provided by Archers Afield.

Skills

Archery
Citizenship

Make sure to register on troopmaster,
look for the link in your email!!!

Troop 116

T-Program Planning
for Day Outing

Prior to T-5, the PLC should have determined (and dates below):

Outing Event:________________________

Event Date:_______________

Location: ___________________________

Scout in charge: ______________________

QR Code/URL for drive

Itinerary:

Submitted: ___/___/______
Approved: ___/___/______
Dropped to drive folder: ___/___/______

Special activities and equipment needed for the outing:

T-5 Date:_______________

Patrol Leaders hand out event flyers and permission slips and get a straw count.
Patrol Leaders discuss food needs. (Optional - Assign Grubmasters and Assistant Grubmasters.)

T-4 Date:_______________

(PLC assigns SPL and PL’s in charge of outing, SM/ASM’s identify the tour leader.)
Scouts return permission slips and trip fees to their Patrol Leaders.
(Optional - Grubmasters presents menus, make necessary changes, and get SPL/ASM approvals.)

T-3 Date:_______________

Patrol Leaders remind everyone of food needs.
(Optional - Grubmasters assign duty roster responsibilities within their patrols.)
Patrols discuss gear needs, assign Scouts to check out Troop gear if required.

T-2 Date:_______________

Patrol Leaders remind Scouts of personal gear that is required.

T-1 Date:_______________

Patrol Quartermasters check out Troop gear as required.
(Optional - Grubmasters check out necessary cooking gear.)

T+1 Date:_______________

Patrols and Grubmasters check in gear and inventory sheets.
Patrols complete event evaluation.

Week 1

Month's Theme: Archery
Topic: ________________
Date: _____________

Activity

Description

Run By

Time

Pre-opening Activity

Opening Ceremony

- Flag presentation
- Oath and Law
- Uniform inspection

Group Instruction

- Archery

Skills Instruction
Scout - Tenderfoot

2nd - 1st

Merit Badge

1a. Explain the five range safety rules. [Archery]

1b. Explain the four whistle commands used on the range. [Archery]

1c. Explain how to safely remove arrows from the target and return them to your quiver. [Archery]

2g. Explain how to properly care for and store arrows. [Archery]

3a. Explain the proper use, care, and storage of, as well as the reasons for using tabs, arm guards, shooting gloves, and quivers. [Archery]

3b. Explain the following terms: draw length, draw weight, mechanical release, and barebow. [Archery]

Patrol Breakouts

- T-Minus activities (Duty roster/Menu/etc)
- Patrol outing planning
- Advancement check-in (see how advancement is going and what is needed -> report to SPL)
- (Seasonal planning) Summer camp activities, APC Ideas

Game

Closing

- Closing Flags
- Announcements
- SM’s minute

Total 90 minutes of meeting

After the meeting

Leadership team reviews plans for the next meeting and for the main event.

Week 2

Month's Theme: Archery
Topic: ________________
Date: _____________

Activity

Description

Run By

Time

Pre-opening Activity

Opening Ceremony

- Flag presentation
- Oath and Law
- Uniform inspection

Group Instruction

- Citizenship
- Archery

Skills Instruction
Scout - Tenderfoot

2nd - 1st

Merit Badge

1d. Tell about your local and state laws for owning and using archery equipment. [Citizenship]

2a. Make a complete arrow from a bare shaft using appropriate equipment available to you. OR [Archery]

2b. To demonstrate arrow repair, inspect the shafts and prepare and replace at least three vanes, one point, and one nock. You may use as many arrows as necessary to accomplish this. The repairs can be done on wood, fiberglass, or aluminum arrows. [Archery]

2c. Name the four principle materials for making arrow shafts. [Archery]

Patrol Breakouts

- T-Minus activities (Duty roster/Menu/etc)
- Patrol outing planning
- Advancement check-in (see how advancement is going and what is needed -> report to SPL)
- (Seasonal planning) Summer camp activities, APC Ideas

Game

Closing

- Closing Flags
- Announcements
- SM’s minute

Total 90 minutes of meeting

After the meeting

Leadership team reviews plans for the next meeting and for the main event.

Week 3

Month's Theme: Archery
Topic: ________________
Date: _____________

Activity

Description

Run By

Time

Pre-opening Activity

Opening Ceremony

- Flag presentation
- Oath and Law
- Uniform inspection

Group Instruction

- Archery

Skills Instruction
Scout - Tenderfoot

2nd - 1st

Merit Badge

2d. Do ONE of the following Make a complete arrow from a bare shaft using appropriate equipment available to you. OR To demonstrate arrow repair, inspect the shafts and prepare and replace at least three vanes, one point, and one nock. You m... [Archery]

2e. Make a complete arrow from a bare shaft using appropriate equipment available to you. OR [Archery]

2f. To demonstrate arrow repair, inspect the shafts and prepare and replace at least three vanes, one point, and one nock. You may use as many arrows as necessary to accomplish this. The repairs can be done on wood, fiberglass, or aluminum arrows. [Archery]

Patrol Breakouts

- T-Minus activities (Duty roster/Menu/etc)
- Patrol outing planning
- Advancement check-in (see how advancement is going and what is needed -> report to SPL)
- (Seasonal planning) Summer camp activities, APC Ideas

Game

Closing

- Closing Flags
- Announcements
- SM’s minute

Total 90 minutes of meeting

After the meeting

Leadership team reviews plans for the next meeting and for the main event.

Week 4

Month's Theme: Archery
Topic: ________________
Date: _____________

Activity

Description

Run By

Time

Pre-opening Activity

Opening Ceremony

- Flag presentation
- Oath and Law
- Uniform inspection

Group Instruction

- Archery

Skills Instruction
Scout - Tenderfoot

2nd - 1st

Merit Badge

2g. Explain how to properly care for and store arrows. [Archery]

3a. Explain the proper use, care, and storage of, as well as the reasons for using tabs, arm guards, shooting gloves, and quivers. [Archery]

3b. Explain the following terms: draw length, draw weight, mechanical release, and barebow. [Archery]

Patrol Breakouts

- T-Minus activities (Duty roster/Menu/etc)
- Patrol outing planning
- Advancement check-in (see how advancement is going and what is needed -> report to SPL)
- (Seasonal planning) Summer camp activities, APC Ideas

Game

Closing

- Closing Flags
- Announcements
- SM’s minute

Total 90 minutes of meeting

After the meeting

Leadership team reviews plans for the next meeting and for the main event.