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This is exactly the situation I am trying to avoid with the small group I've inherited. My question here then, is: When do you fish and when do you cut bait? (Meaning--when do you know it's not able to continue?)

This guy will have Bears next year. The Wolf parents say their boy's books came home signed off and their kids say they never did certain assignments. I have no idea what they've done or not done since I just inherited all this recently. Some of the parents are saying it's just too fast and they've talked with him, but he's all about speed. The parents say he started in October and finished them in December or January. It's mostly him signing off requirements and not a family thing at all and the couple of books I saw would support this. I came in early spring and they were all signed off

Hey all, I am the guy that inherited a drowning pack and need help. It's the end of the year and I'm still struggling, but making progress. I need some advice for advancements. I've got a parent that is a DL for me. Basically, it's an ok arrangement (he's partially trained so far). This guy, if given free reign, would advance these kids so fast that there would be a terrible influx of 9 year old Eagle Scouts--ha ha. I think especially as this pack is in trouble now, that we need to focus on the "fun" of cubbing and maybe that new outdoor award. Now, here where I live, outdoors i