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TexasPowder Horn 2011
September 9-11 and September 23-25, 2011 at Camp Tahuaya
Co-Sponsored by Capitol Area and Longhorn Councils
Scouting leaders often face the dilemma of having a strong desire to provide challenging and fun outdoor programs to meet the needs of their older youth, while lacking the knowledge and/or resources to do so. Powder Horn responds to this quandary by exposing Boy Scout and Venturing leaders to a wide range of outdoor/high adventure activities. More importantly, Powder Horn provides participants with valuable resources and contacts to assist them in delivering the promise of Scouting's high adventure. Capitol Area and Longhorn Councils are proud to co-host the 2011 Powder Horn training course at Longhorn Council's beautiful Camp Tahuaya, located near Belton, Texas.
During Powder Horn, we learn by doing with expert consultants who demonstrate the skills required and explain where resources, such as equipment, facilities, guides, instructors, and certifications can be obtained. You will sample the activities yourself so you will know how much fun your crew or troop will be able to have. We recruit an all-star staff of experienced Scouters and experts from all over Texas to guide you through the adventure!
Powder Horn isn't only for Venturing leaders, but also Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and mature youth leaders!
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Second weekend of training September 23 - 25, 2011 Participant Qualifications: 1. Registered member of BSA. 2. Adults must have completed youth protection and training for their position. 3. Youth (15-20) must submit a recommendation from their Adviser/Scoutmaster to the Course Director for approval. 4. Be able to meet physical requirements of BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (parts A, B, and C).
If have questions about registration or need any further information, please contact Course Director Roy Kleinsasser at: roy.kleinsasser@gmail.com
"Thank you for signing up for 2011 Powder Horn, This is a fun-filled, exciting course that will give you many ideas to take back to your unit for high adventure. We will be following up with information as the course date draws nearer. I look forward to seeing you at Camp Tahuaya." Roy Kleinsasser, Course Director
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