Billy is hunkering down to measure an azimuth, while a contestant from Jerseyville is recording her information.
Pacing between points. Close does count in this event; students measure the distance between points by pacing to the nearest foot, and the results show that most contestants had practiced for this.
Equipment identification is an event that every student should score 100%, but most of them don't. They have the list ahead of time and can look up all the items in catalogs or online.
The written map test was tough for high school students; no multiple choice here.
There were twenty five trees to identify, and there was not much time to think. This old post oak was a tough one for northern Illinois students.
This girl had excellent technique with her Biltmore stick. Note how her eye is on the left side of her stick as she places it against the tree.
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