Photo above: Camp Gorsch in Alaska 

Live the Scout Oath

On my Honor, I will do my best to do my duty God and my country, and to obey the scout law; To help other people at all times to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. 

Embody the 12 Scout Laws

A Scout is:
Trustworthy
Loyal
Helpful
Friendly 
Courteous 
Kind 
Obedient
Cheerful
Thrifty
Brave 
Clean 
and 
Reverant

Hold true the Scout slogan and motto

Motto- Do a good turn daily

Slogan- Be Prepared

Upcoming events

We meet each Wednesday night from 7-8:30pm

​January 7th 1-3pm - Bowling 

January 8th Scout Sunday - We will be involved with both Masses 

February 28th - Merit Badge University at the University of Montana

March 1st - Cinnamon Roll Sunday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church

March Campout 13-15 - Beach Property in the Bitterroot

March 28th - Chili Prep Reidy Room St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church

March 29th - 36th Annual Chili Feed First Presbyterian Church

April 12th - Cinnamon Roll Sunday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church

April Campout 17th - 19th - Seeley Lake

May 1st- 3rd - Merit Badge University - Spokane

May 14th - Spring Court of Honor

May 21st - Place American Flags for Memorial Day at Sunset Memorial 

June 18th-21st - Montana international Scout Expo

Scout Summer Camp - July 12th-18th - Melita Island

August Campout - High Adventure Backpack outing - Location TBD

September Campout 11th-13th Thompson Falls State Park

October Campout 9th-11th - Wildhorse Island

October 14th - Fall Court of Honor

November - Day event - Climbing or Swimming 

December 5th - Downtown Christmas Bonfire

December 11th-13th - Rossignol's Cabin - Christmas Party


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Photo above: Camp Easton Lake Coeur d’Alene.

Common Questions 

What is a Boy Scout? 

Being a Boy Scout means you are part of something bigger, a world wide brotherhood. Boy Scouts go on to do great things and live fulfilling lives. 

Who can Join?

Troop 1960 accepts Boys 11 to 17 years old. 

What does it cost? 

There is a registration fee to become a scout, and fees to participate in outings and camps. Troop 1960 is a firm believer in finding ways for boys to pay there own way through scouting. 

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Right from the horses mouth

The time I spent in troop 1960 as a teen has shaped the way I live my adult life. Troop 1960 taught me to be dedicated to all I do, to be honest and hard working. As I raise my own family I am able to teach and instill the core values of the scout oath and law in my son. The memories and friends I made during my time in the troop will last a lifetime. 
Jeff - Troop 1960 Eagle Scout


Troop 1960 was an amazing place that helped me grow from a boy into a man. The troop gave me the opportunity to build leadership capabilities, learn life skills, and to experience new places and people. Building bonds with my peers and being involved in the community made a huge difference for me growing up. Being part of Troop 1960 is something I will always cherish and I am thankful for everything I learned and got to experience while being a scout. I use the skills I learned while in the troop every day and I cannot thank the troop enough!
Preston -Troop 1960 Eagle Scout 

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