Wolf Call of the Wild Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas

Call of the Wild is one of the Wolf required adventures. For this adventure, Wolves go camping, learn some Scout skills, think about being prepared for outdoor adventure, and learn about Leave No Trace.

Printable helps for requirements:

Printable requirements for Wolf Adventure: Call of the Wild

Printable checkoff sheet for Wolf Adventure: Call of the Wild

Printable note sheet for Wolf Adventure: Call of the Wild

Explore the outdoors with these related ideas and achievements:

Camping Checklist for Scouts

When preparing for a campout, one of the most common questions from less experienced campers is "What should I bring?" This article from Boy's Life magazine is a good list of must haves for that campout.

Square Knot Song and Overhand Knot Song

Marianna from Pack 377 in Fort Meade, MD sent in these two songs which she made up to help teach herWolves about square knots and overhand knots.

The Twelve Days of Camping Song

Heres another silly song for you. This works well at Christmas (because of the tune) or at camp (because of the theme).

Fire Safety with Cub Scouts

I like to review some fire safety rules with my Webelos before the fire is built. That way they all know the expectations.

Wolf Den Meeting Plan – Call of the Wild: Safety

At this Wolf den meeting for the Call of the Wild adventure, Wolves prepare for camping by learning about knots, fire, the Outdoor Code, and Leave No Trace.

Camping Packing List

One thing new scouts (and new leaders) often ask the first few times they go camping is "What do I need to bring?" Download a suggested list of personal camping gear.

Wolf Den Meeting Plan – Call of the Wild: Outdoor Skills

At this Wolf den meeting for the Call of the Wild adventure, Wolves prepare for camping by learning about knots, fire, the Outdoor Code, and Leave No Trace.

Leave No Trace Frontcountry Guidelines

Leave No Trace is an outdoor ethics program which encourages responsible use of outdoor resources. The frontcountry guidelines are the guidelines for day-use areas like parks and trails.

Wolf Den Outing Plan – Call of the Wild: Campout

Don't be intimidated by the idea of going camping. If you are a novice, the key is to have some support from somebody who is comfortable "in the wild".

Wolf Cub Scout Helps and Documents

Wolf is the Cub Scout program for girls and boys in 2nd grade.

The Outdoor Code

Every Scout who is spending time outdoors should be familiar with the Outdoor Code. It is especially important for Webelos, Scouts BSA, and Venturers who are out camping regularly.

Hiking Cub Scout Theme

Don't forget to put the "outing" in Scouting. Cub Scouts enjoy going hiking. Remember to pick a trail of an appropriate difficulty level for your age group. Webelos have a lot more stamina than Lions and Tigers. Here are some ideas to help with a Cub Scout activity or two centered around hiking.