Bottle drives serve two purposes - first, as a fundraiser, and secondly, to teach about recycling. The Gull Lake Scouts have sold Christmas trees for many years, recently broadening their product line from Douglas Fir trees to a full line of Firs, Pines, and Balsam trees. Sales are held on two successive week-ends. Typically, the first sale date coincides with the Chamber of Commerce's Santa Claus Day. The Gull Lake Boy Scouts currently have a Beaver colony, a Cub pack, and a Scout troop.
Beavers are from five to seven years old, usually in kindergarten, grade one, or grade two.
The Cub program is for eight to ten year olds, usually in grades three, four, or five. in Cubs, boys learn to strive to achieve their personal best while in small group settings. Scouts are from eleven to fourteen years old, usually in grade six, seven, eight, or nine. Scouts seek individual achievement in specific areas of interest pursued outside of meeting times. The boys also learn to cooperate and work together to achieve goals as a team. The organization is constructed of two parts.