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Scouting ranks, merit bades, and the advancement programs

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      By ThreeFiresEagle · Posted

      Thank you for your reply, Eagle94.  As for the canoe trips, locating the river is one thing, logistically how is this being handled?  Do you use any particular outfitters that manage the canoe rentals, shuttles, drop off and pick up along the river?  Any camps along the rivers for multi-day trips? Thanks again for your helpful information!  
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