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  1. How many Webelos parent-son overnight campouts are permitted in a year?

  2. Who is responsible for the Webelos Scouts on the overnight?

  3. Who is responsible for the planning, organizing and leading the overnight?

  4. What do you do if all parents can't go?

  5. How do you get tentage and equipment?

  6. Who cooks the meals?

  7. What kind of meals should be planned?

  8. What should be done with empty bottles before leaving the camp grounds?

  9. What about empty cans?

  10. What do you do with garbage?  With trash?

  11. What is the easiest way of handling dish washing?

  12. What is a slit trench latrine?

  13. What do you do if drinking water isn't available at the campsite?

  14. How can transportation best be handled?

  15. List some good Webelos camp activities?

  16. The first step to a successful Webelos den overnight is a meeting of ____ ?

  17. Webelos den overnights away from home can use a good guide to safe practices by securing a _____ from the local council?

  18. If your overnight camp is located where swimming and boating are possible, you should use the ___ ___ ___ for help in conducting your swim program.

  19. All overnights should be conducted with the ___ and ___ of the boys in mind.

  20. What things should be avoided on hikes?

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