For 30 years, Troop 109 has been the home of Arizona outdoor adventure. With an average of more than 40 camping nights per year, 109 scouts have ample opportunity to learn leadership, personal responsibility, teamwork, camping and cooking.
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Phoenix Troop 109 Court of Honor - Monday, November 23. Hiking miles awards...
Phoenix Troop 109 Troop 109 storms Reavis Ranch in the Superstition Wilderness for an epic outing.
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Phoenix Troop 109 Practical knots night. Taking the boredom out of knot tying. Also, get ready for the Reavis Ranch backpacker this weekend! It will be stellar.
Phoenix Troop 109 Get ready for the Iron Chef 109!!!
Phoenix Troop 109 109 alumn Paul Blomber is the guest speaker next Monday telling about his brush with death.
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October - December Monday Night Calendar: http://phxtroop109.org/ocotber-december-
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Here's the Monday night Troop 109 Schedule for the rest of 2009
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Scoutmasters wrote the book on camping, and built an army of pack-toting teens. But do the troops truly rule when it comes to outdoor skills? We pitted three Scouts against three average readers to find out.
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Welcome to Boy Scouts of America Troop 109, based in Phoenix, Arizona. For over 25 years, Troop 109 has been the home of Arizona outdoor adventure. With an average of more than 40 camping nights per year, ...
Phoenix Troop 109 Survival outing video coming soon!
Phoenix Troop 109 New SPL. New PLs. Getting ready for Palace Station.
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Survival Outing pictures posted
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Troop 109 spent a great week in the beautiful backcountry of Yosemite National Park. The excursion started and finished at the BSA Log Cabin Wilderness Camp – highest Boy Scout camp in America at 9,600 ft. elevation. Check out the video of our great week in the wild!
