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Wide Games!

More ambitious than typical outdoor Boy Scout games is the wide game (also known as field games, or cross-country games). Here is a collection of 84 different wide games from different sources!

42 Night Scouting Games  

A complete guide to nighttime Scouting activities and training.  Includes 42 night Scout games designed to train the senses in an environment in which the dominance of sight is greatly reduced.

Games from Ernest Seton's Birch Bark Roll!  

These are the original "Scouting" Games, some of which Baden-Powell "borrowed" for his book, Scouting for Boys.

Scouting Games
by Baden-Powell

The Seventh Edition of the classic book of Scout games by the guy who invented Scouting.  

Rough & Tumble Scout Games 
by Dan Beard!

Additional Outdoor Scout Games From Dan Beard's Handbook, The Boy Pioneers:

Games For Boy Scouts:

by G. S. Ripley

Scout games "including selected War Games  
of the YMCA and the Army and Navy"

 Additional Scout Stalking Games  by Ripley

Laser Tag Alternatives

Relay Games

Native American "Indian" Games

Scout Games for Disabled Boys

Game Leadership The classic introduction by Charles F. Smith

Other Games, Activities, & Pastimes Arranged by Season (Mostly by Dan Beard):

Spring Activities For Boys:

Summer Activities for Boys:

Autumn Fall Activities for Boys:

Winter Activities for Boys:

Winter Snow Games

Snowball Fights:
Snowball Warfare Games

More Outdoor Activities

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