namu35950

I understand completely about not using tobacco infront of young adults, and share you thoughts about it. I certain hope the post about overweight leaders was a joke. Being overweight myself it hits a little home. But I still give my time to help with the scouts. Maybe we should also say the people with red hair should not help, so the boys will not want to dye there hair red, or tell boys who are overweight not to attend because we dont want the other boys to start eating to much. I could go on forever..... the truth of the matter is giving the boys the right tools to make decisions that

We have a small pack and leadship seems to change hands over year. I am hoping these issues will go away in a year or so. We are low tech for sure, wooden track, and eye balling the finish. I have been involued in darts tourneys for years and they use a round robin sheet. Everyone races everyone in your den, count up the total number of wins, and a den winner is choosen, we have only 2 lane track which is old, but this method seems best to me for beginning and maybe move onto something better in the future. Any imput??? Thanks Namu

Glad to see people in the south get some post time. I am new and green to BSA, my son is first yr Webelos and I got dragged in to help(not to much kicking and screaming) as Asst. Den Leader. From Huntsville Al so know all about Montosano Mtn and Space Center, living in Albertville now part of pack 71. Would be good to see both ya'll at future advents. Mike

OK for us new guys on the block can someone tell me the differance between Den vs Patrol??

Can anyone list what training should a new Webelos leader and the Asst. should take? Thank you

Hello from Alabama, I just started as an Webelos assistant. And can use all the help I can get. I like to be up to date on all information I can get, and I know nothing right now.