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[ven-cher-er] - noun; 1. a member of the world's largest youth group - Scouting.
2. Thrillseeker
3. Goal setter
4. Civic-minded individual
5. One who employs successful leadership skills.
For the first time Venturers can attend the National Scout Jamboree as participants. Previous Jamborees allowed Venturers to experience the Jamboree only as staff. For 2013, Venturers can attend as a staffer or in a contingent crew blazing a new trail into Scouting’s next 100 years.
Go with a Venturing Crew from our council
There are several new venues to appear at the next Jamboree. One item includes shooting sports. Previous jamborees at Fort AP Hill could not host shooting activities due to military base rules. At the Summit Bechtel Reserve, we have plenty of room.
One activity that will be Venturer only includes pistol shooting – no Scouts allowed. Rifle, Shotgun/trap shooting will be available for all plus an enhanced Archery activity center is planned.
Imagine the thrill of a zip line thousands of feet long in the first “quiet run” dual zip line layout. The run will span the canopy of the forest introducing you to the ecology of life up in the trees.
Additional adventures include:
White Water Rafting
Numerous Rock Climbing and Rappelling stations
Mini Sampler BMX Track
Skateboard Mini-Ramp with Launch Ramp
Three 1 km Mountain Bike Trails
The greatest fun will enjoying the fellowship of Venturers from all over the US and the world in the Venturing subcamp.
The participant fee for 2013 will not exceed $1995 which includes the cost of transportation.
So what is the fun of being a staffer at a Jamboree?
Scout leaders for official contingent troops work a solid 15 day and night schedule looking after their troops. As a staffer, you work a regular work day. At the end of your shift, you have no big responsibilities. Most staffers work a day then get the next day off for fun.
Venturer staffers can still network with some of the nation’s best Venturers and Venturing leaders and see and experience nearly all the fun others have. They can experience the event at a reduced rate which does not include travel to and from the event.
In 2010 the Venturing Mine exhibit was a popular attraction with Scouts in the only air conditioned simulated underground adventure.
The staff fee for Venturers (and adults under age 25) will be $425. Transportation is not included in this figure.
Venturing Leaders are now being recruited to take up to two Venturing council contingent crews. Application deadline is November 21, 2011.
Go to LFCJambo.org to explore Jamboree opportunities as a participant or on staff.
Who: Venturing Crews and Patrols, Ships, and Teams *ages 13, out of the 8th grade are eligible to attend. All Scouts must be with a unit or assigned to one.
Registration Fee: $5.00 per participant. *LFC online registration or at council office.
Activities
Friday Night – Crockpot potluck dinner and Ethics forum
Saturday – Conservation, Cooking, Outdoor Living history, Digital Photography, Shooting Sports, Chuck wagon Dinner, Historical Re-enactors, Barn Dance, Cowboy Campfire, Christmas General Store, and Woodcrafts.
Sunday – ILSC Training, CPR and First Aid (will be a nominal fee)
For Event Information contact:
Rhonda Rodericks, okiered@earthlink.net, 405-632-0525
Download the event information sheet for more: COCT 2011 Info
For the first time, Venturers will be able to attend Jamborees not just as staff but as participants.
The Last Frontier Council plans to send two Venturing contingent crews along with 4 Boy Scouting contingent troops.
The projected cost for 2013 for participants and leaders is not to exceed $1,995.00. That’s over a thousand dollar savings from the 2010 event cost of $3,000.
Unit Leader Qualifications – Venturing Contingent Crews
Must have a current BSA membership with a Venturing crew.
Be at least 21 years of age by the first day of the jamboree.
Completed Venturing Leader Specific training.
Completed Youth Protection training within one year of the first day of the jamboree.
Be actively serving as a crew Advisor or Associate Advisor.
Be able to serve as a role model of physical fitness. Have participated in the pre-jamboree training experience.
Have filed a Personal Health and Medical Record before the pre-jamboree training with the council jamboree committee.
Be approved by the local council.
Submit all registration fees per the local council’s payment schedule.
Completion of Wood Badge. (Go to LFCWoodBadge.org for upcoming course dates)
The size of each crew will be 10 including the leaders. Leaders selected will be expected to help recruit from around the council to help fill their crews allotment.
Go to LFCJambo.org for leadership application information. The deadline for leader applications is November 21, 2011.
Jamboree on the Air radio station WB5BSA will be active for JOTA at John Nichols Scout Ranch Saturday 15 October from 9:00 am throughout the day.
JOTA is an amateur radio event connecting youth via HAM radio through volunteer amateur radio operators. JOTI connects via the internet with a chat room style of interaction.
These events are the easiest and most inexpensive way to participate in the worldwide fellowship of Scouting. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers participate with their fellow programs worldwide contacting sites that may be in the next state, the next country or on the other side of the world.
Two additional JOTA stations will be located at Slippery Falls Scout Ranch and in Shawnee.
Explore Advanced Technology
Discover how radio waves can travel worldwide for free without a subscription plan or landline connection to talk with Scouts and Guides all around the world using advanced radio gear.
Fox-Hunt
Play with radio detection / direction-finding gear. Find our electronic fox – a 21st century electronic hunt.
Radiosurgery
Discover how radiosurgery uses radio waves to remove tumors in medicine. Practice using an advanced radiosurgical unit to practice removing the warts off a pickle.
International Space Station flyover / contact attempt
Saturday evening offers a special VISUAL opportunity for a window to open to contact the International Space Station in an overflight! The International Space Station will appear just after 7:45 pm on Saturday evening during a visible flyover for just 5 minutes. We will attempt a radio contact with it’s built-in packet radio via a very low power 5 watt radio and a home-built satellite antenna!
Attendance is free. A limited supply of JOTA patches are available on site for $4.00 each. Contact Doug Cook (KD5PDN), Radio Scouters Group, International Committee for questions.
Station WX5BSA will be a Dripping Springs Scout Camp in western Oklahoma operated by Venturing Crew 144, Gary Woodrow – Advisor (KA5BSA)
Station K5O will be at Slippery Falls Scout Ranch operated by Randy Patterson (KF5FBI) and Brad Snyder (KF5EWZ)
All Venturing Crew Officers come join us and make your voice heard. The VOA will be meeting at the Council Coordinated Meeting 18 August, 2011 at the Scout Center. We will be voting on the following items:
VOA Operating Procedures
New Officer Elections
New Advisor Elections
We will also be discussing the 2nd Annual Venturing Olympics and other items of interest. Come join us and help the Venturing Program in your council.
Our VOA Operating Procedures will be available for review before the meeting starts at 7pm.
Cost: $25.00 (includes some supplies, tower use and BSA publication “Topping Out”) Class Size: maximum of 15 Requirements: Registered with BSA, 18 years or older, and have some experience and basic knowledge of rappelling and climbing. 16 years or older can obtain a “Climbing Instructor in Training” card. Purpose:Learn climbing/rappelling methods and techniques, and BSA requirements and recommendations to provide a safe high adventure program for your unit. Each unit needs a minimum of two trained Climbing Instructors, to conduct a climbing event. Training is valid for 2 years. Course Registration Deadline: Wednesday preceding the course date. Course may fill prior to this date. Call the LFC Service Center at 405-840-1114 to register. Contact: Greg McMahan, 608-0311, gmcmahan@cox.net
Ideal for scouts, outdoor enthusiasts or employees in remote environments an hour or more from EMS response, the 16-hour Wilderness and Remote First Aid course gives you the skills and confidence you need to respond to an emergency when help may be delayed.
This training is required for future High Adventure base experiences like Philmont and highly recommended for at least one adult in every Scout Troop and Venturing Crew. It is based on the BSA Wilderness First Aid Curriculum and Doctrine Guidelines.
Course Highlights
To prepare participants to give care for potentially life-threatening emergencies in a delayed-help situation, the Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid course covers the following:
Minimum Age: 14 years of age and current with CPR/AED.
Bring to Class: Comfortable clothes for outdoors that may get dirty – as you will be doing scenarios outdoors, raingear, lunch and water bottle, Backpack or duffel with gear you would use on a wilderness activity such as backpacking, climbing, kayaking or canoeing.
Canoe, mountain bike and backpack in the hills of eastern Oklahoma this summer over the course of one week and earn the BSA’s 50 miler award.
The Diamond H Scout Ranch offers a perfect program for Venturing Crews, older Boy Scouts and other youth groups. Paddle down the Illinois River, mountain bike over the hills and valleys of eastern Oklahoma and finish your adventure with a backpack trek inside the 6000 acres of the Diamond H Scout Ranch, a BSA-accredited High Adventure Base.
Treks are customizable and may include canoeing, mountain biking, backpacking, first aid training, GPS, orienteering, and outdoor cooking.
The extreme adventure happens in your choice of 1 of 3 sessions for the summer of 2010: June 19-25, June 26-July 2, July 17-23
The fee is $260 per participant which includes most of your gear and food.
The Last Frontier Council Venturing officers’ association (VOA) seeks your nomination for President and/or Vice President.
For more information about these positions and minimum qualifications, please refer to the Venturing Standard Operating Procedures available at: http://www.scouting.org/Venturing
Applicants seeking nomination for multiple positions may, at their own choosing, submit separate statements of qualifications for each desired position.
Jamboree on the Air and Jamboree on the Internet are scheduled for 3rd weekend of each October. This weekend will occur on the 15th (Saturday) through the 16th (Sunday) for 2011.
JOTA is an amateur radio event connecting youth via HAM radio through volunteer amateur radio operators. JOTI connects via the internet with a chat room style of interaction.
These events are the easiest and most inexpensive way to participate in the worldwide fellowship of Scouting. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers participate with their fellow programs worldwide contacting sites that may be in the next state, the next country or on the other side of the world.
For the first time Venturers can attend the National Scout Jamboree as participants. Previous Jamborees allowed Venturers to experience the Jamboree only as staff. For 2013, Venturers can attend as a staffer or in a contingent crew blazing a new trail into Scouting’s next 100 years.
