3. Know how to dispose of the camp garbage and refuse.
4. Light fifteen fires in succession with fifteen matches, at different places, one, at least, on a wet day.
5. Put up a two-man tent alone, ten times, for actual service, ready for storms.
6. Make the fire with rubbing-sticks of own preparation.
7. Boil water in fifteen minutes with one match, one log, one axe; one quart of water in a two-quart pail.
8. Make a willow bed, or a rush mat, or an equally good one of wild material.
9. Make a waterproof roof of wildwood materials.
10. Cook twenty-one digestible meals with ordinary camp outfits, for at least three persons.
11. Know how to make a raft.
12. Sleep out 100 nights (no roof but canvas); not necessarily consecutive nights.
13. Travel 500 miles, all told, in canoe, on foot, or in saddle, while sleeping out.
14. Have charge of a camp of five or more for seven suns (one week) and keep all going in good shape.
Camp Cook
The Degree of Camp Cook may be conferred on any one who takes six of these tests:
1. Make a good fireplace of wood, of stone, or earth.
2. Light fifteen fires with fifteen successive matches, one on a wet day.
3. Bake five batches of good bread in a Dutch oven.
4. Bake five batches of good bread in a frying pan before the open fire.
5. Cook twenty-one digestible meals over campfire for a party of two or more.
6. Boil a quart of water in a two-quart pail in ten minutes.
7. Cook a meal consisting of baked bread, fried meat or fish, roast meat or boiled potatoes without any utensils or tools but a hatchet.
8. Train a class in cooking, showing and making them do it properly.
