Junior Scouts existed in the British Boy Scouts (BBS) in 1909 and in Vermont for boys under 11 and were later mirrored in Baden Powell's organization as Wolf Cubs or Cubs in 1916.
Junior Scouts existed in the British Boy Scouts (BBS) in 1909 and in Barre, Vermont for boys under age 11. This junior scout concept was later mirrored in Baden Powell's organization as Wolf Cubs or Cubs in 1916.