Cavalcade Gear

PERSONAL GEAR FOR CAVALCADE

Bring final payment, signed Hold-Harmless with Chapter 87 Disclaimer, and current, complete BSA medical form to BTSR on the ride date. You will not be allowed to ride without all three. All riders will be weighed before entering the corral.

• Long pants
• Long-sleeved shirt
• Boots or shoes you can hike in
• Ball cap
• Leather gloves
• Bandana or neckerchief
• Jacket or Coat appropriate to the season
• Pocket knife or multi-tool, NO SHEATH KNIVES
• (3) one-liter water bottles
• SMALL flashlight or headlamp
• Blanket bedroll*, or backpacking sleeping bag (all bedding must roll down into a cylinder no larger than 8″ diameter X 24″ long)
• Extra pair of socks
• Rain gear (Close fitting, not floppy)
• Spare eyeglasses or extra contact supplies (where appropriate)
• Personal Medications**

*A blanket bedroll consists of a waterproof canvas or heavy plastic sheet measuring approx. 5’x7′, two blankets, a sheet, and two 8′ in pieces of manila rope.

**Bring THREE TIMES the amount of medication you normally carry to camp so that a wrangler or adult leader can carry a spare supply on the trail, with the remainder available at HQ. THIS IS ESPECIALLY TRUE FOR INHALERS and EPI-PINS: elevation, dirt, ash, and pollens unique to the area may aggravate even slight respiratory conditions; and there are many vectors on the trail that can cause allergic reaction.

OPTIONAL INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT

• Cheap Camera
• Snacks that don’t melt

CARRIED BY ONE, SHARED BY ALL

• Sunscreen
• Insect Repellent
• Hand Sanitizer, Towelettes
• Deodorant

WRANGLER CARRIES

• Comprehensive First Aid Kit
• Radio
• Horseshoeing Supplies

LEAVE BEHIND AT HEADQUARTERS

• Money, Wallet, & All Valuables
• Car Keys! (May be left with Camp Ranger)
• Cell phones
• Fragile and/or Expensive Digital Cameras
• Radios, iPods; similar electronic devices
• Scout Uniforms

BTSR will not be responsible for any private or personal belongings damaged, destroyed, or lost.