I don't know if your pack leaders would understand what it takes to earn your Woodbadge beads. For me, a more appropriate place would be a district picnic, district recognition dinner, or a roundtable. When I earned mine back in 1981 (NE-IV-27) I had them presented to me by the District Training Chairman who was my Woodbadge coach/counselor at a monthly Scout Leader Roundtable. My fellow Scouters gave me a hearty round of applause. Also, the Scout Roundtable Commissioner's wife who served on the roundtable staff was a fellow Beaver patrol member. It's kind of neat getting recognized in front o
