How, she asked, can the den be energized so that it will become an active Wolf den?
Our pack had a similar problem in that the Tiger Cubs were more of an afterthought than an integral part of our pack. Then our pack leadership changed its attitude and saw Tiger Cubs and their partners for what they really are – the future of the pack. We courted their participation in pack events. We scheduled easier hikes that these younger boys could take, as well as longer ones for the older boys. We planned family camping close to home so that Tiger Cubs who are not ready for the overnight experience could come for the day and join in the pack’s activities. We recognize Tigers at pack meetings. When a Tiger Cub completes a Big Idea from the Family Activity Book, he receives an orange or white bead for his tiger paw belt totem. It is given at a den meeting. At the next pack meeting, he is given a silver bead handed out by the Cubmaster. That way, the Tiger Cubs are included in the award ceremonies at the pack meetings. Cubmaster J.R.W. Jr. Laurel, Md. A Tiger Cub parents meeting be
