Boy Scout Archives: First Class Requirement 1 - Find Directions without a Compass

First Class Scout BadgeDemonstrate how to find directions during the day and at night without using a compass.


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Map and CompassFinding Direction Using a Watch  For First Class Requirement 1, Scouts must show how to find their way at day and night without a compass. This method only requires a watch.

 

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