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To Do My Duty "We
never fail when we try to do our duty. We always
fail when we neglect to do it." --Lord
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The Sagamore Council is
pleased to be a recipient of funding from the United Way.
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Camp Buffalo
Click
here to access 2012 Boy Scout Summer Camp Staff
Manual.
Click
here to access 2012 Boy Scout Summer Camp Registration
Form for Troops.
Click here
to access 2012 Boy Scout Summer Camp Reservations Chart.
Click
here to access our 2011 Boy Scout Summer Camp
promotion video
Crews
At 2011 Camp Buffalo Summer Camp
Sagamore
Council is excited to offer a brand new camping opportunity
for Venture Crews. Camp Buffalo will be hosting Venture
Camp, July 17-23.. Each unit will select their own site, by
Quick Claim Deed, and provide their own tents and equipment
for the week. A full breakfast will be served each morning,
lunches will pre-sacked, and supper will be cooked by each
unit in their campsite, with all needed food items provided.
Each
day crew members will have the opportunity to pick from at
least two different advancement modules. One of the modules
will be focused on core requirements, while the other module
will be focused on electives. After supper each day, LET THE
FUN BEGIN! There will be sports teams and tournaments, a
movie night, a beach party, and more!
Cost
for the week is only $220. If a Scout chooses to attend Boy
Scout Camp and Venture Camp, his second week will be
discounted to $135. Leaders will pay only $100.
If
you have any questions, please contact Camp Director Diann
Sedam at sedamjd@aol.com or 574.721.1982.
Explore
Camp Buffalo!
Camp
Buffalo is located
nine miles
north of Monticello, Indiana, on the banks
of the Tippecanoe River. Camp Buffalo has many
facilities available for use, including our new spacious
dining facility Shideler Hall, our recently renovated
multi-purpose Building with meeting rooms and bunk rooms,
and two cabins. Winter Quarters sleeps 24 and Ivey
Lodge sleeps 25.
Our
large campfire ring, quiet chapel area, and rustic nature
lodge are surrounded by 16 campsites and miles of hiking
trails. Access to the Tippecanoe River allows
us to provide several canoe trip options ranging from a
few short hours to overnight.
Camp Buffalo also has an excellent shooting sports
facility, an outdoor swimming pool, a mountain bike trail,
and our ever-expanding Liberty Lake for fishing
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canoeing,
and kayaking.
Our two wetlands provide a great location for wildlife and
conservation lessons.
Camp
Buffalo offers numerous activities for you and your Scout
unit or other group. Check out what all we have to offer,
and we hope to see you soon!
visit www.campbuffalo.com
for all sorts of information and photos!
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| For more information about Scouting in
your neighborhood, school, or church, visit www.BeAScout.org
or call us at 765-452-8253! |
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Camp
Buffalo Ranger:
Chas Triplett
(574) 278-7114
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| The
Outdoor Classroom
In
2009, nearly 1.1 million youth attended a council camp
or national high-adventure camp.
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