My Scouting Website

This is one of the most important websites for our Pack. Here you can take online training classes, record scout's rank advancement directly to the council, perform all of the annual rechartering online, and apply for tour permits.

Boy Scout Trail (Resource Information) 
This site began as a way to chronicle the experiences of one small group of cub scouts in Minnesota on their trail from tiger cubs to eagle scouts. We documented our program schedules, advancements achieved, most all of our activities, games played, and skits performed. But, as things tend to evolve, we added more ideas that we thought would be fun to try some day. Soon, it turned into a resource of ideas for scouts everywhere to use. Hopefully, you'll use this site to improve your scouting program.

US Scouting Website (Resource Information)
The U.S. Scouting Service Project websites have hundreds of feature areas.

BALOO's Bugle (Resource Information)
Baloo's Bugle is a monthly collection of program helps for Cub Scout leaders. Each month a new edition is published with ideas for the following month's Cub Scouting theme near the beginning of each month.

www.scoutorama.com (Resource Information)
Need a skit for next Pack meeting? This is the right place! Scout Skit Archive. Find hundreds of skits for Cub and Boy Scouts, and other groups.

Scouting Texas Website (Resource Information) 
ScoutingTexas.com is a website for making and viewing maps with an emphasis on Conservation.

BragVest (IPhone Application) 
BragVest provides an easy to reference Cub Scout achievement guide. BragVest is the place to track all of your Cub Scout achievements! We list all of the achievements for your rank, and you can check them off as you complete them. What could be easier? This site was created by Cub Scout leaders for Cub Scouts and their parents. No need to dig through a book with pen and paper anymore! Track cub scout achievements on your iPhone! FREE!Get the app now (will open iTunes) or search the Apple iTunes App Store for "bragvest" or "cub scout".