Lone scout, skip rank?

[SeattlePioneer]

Hello njdrt-rdr

 

 

I could 'a used more. There are at least twelve schools not too far from where our pack meets.

 

Flyer campaigns aren't especially effective recruiting methods, though.

 

I have a hike and hot dog roast for new boys who form our Bobcat Den in the spring. I'm thinking about another recruiting effort using that as a hook to get more boys signed up.

[ScoutNut]

>>"We are a small town with 1 school and the Towns on both Sides have their own packs. As well as my church has their own pack already."

[infoscouter]

Having your Wolf meet with the Bears is the way to go. Long ago, all dens were multi-age. Each age group worked on their own achievements, but met as a 'neighborhood' den.

 

Here is a manual from the BSA, intended for small packs where multiple dens meet together. The den leader may find it helpful in programming for a multi age den:

http://scouting.org/filestore/multicultural/pdf/523-006_web.pdf