Setting Out Trees: (in the spring and
fall) This
well-known Scout Good Turn can generate good publicity for your Scouting
group.
Marking Trees for Thinning: a good objective for a one-day hike.
Thinning Trees: helps pass the Second Class saw
and ax requirements and, after the green wood has seasoned, will provide fuel.
Marking Trees for Spring Transplanting: there could be no more telling
monument so effective to winter camping than the transplanting to localities
favorable to their growth of young trees of known varieties. This transplanting
needs to be preceded by careful
preparation on winter camping and hiking trips when Scouts have sought out and
marked promising young trees and obtained the consent of their owners to move
them where they will have opportunity for proper development.
Exhibits of Grafts: not so hard to learn to do. Write the Forestry
Department for help.
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Old School Scouting:
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