Fly Fishing is the least earned overall, with only 7,458 total earned.
In 2007, American Business was only earned by 539 people.
As for unusual or peculiar, they had some pretty weird ones that were discontinued. Including Master-At-Arms, Nut Culture, and Taxidermy.
The answers to the Geology merit badge requirements can vary based on the specific tasks and questions outlined in the merit badge pamphlet. Scouts are typically required to explore geological features, identify rocks and minerals, and understand geological processes. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's best to refer to the official Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Geology merit badge pamphlet or website. Additionally, local troop leaders or merit badge counselors can provide guidance and resources for completing the badge requirements.
The Camping Merit Badge requires scouts to complete specific requirements, including planning and participating in camping trips, demonstrating knowledge of camping skills, and understanding Leave No Trace principles. Scouts must also learn about basic outdoor safety and first aid, as well as prepare a personal camping gear list. Each scout's responses may vary based on their individual experiences and the specific requirements outlined in the current Boy Scouts of America handbook. For the most accurate and detailed answers, it's best to refer to the official merit badge pamphlet or consult with a merit badge counselor.
For the Law merit badge requirement 5, Scouts are typically asked to explain the differences between civil law and criminal law, discuss how laws are made, and describe the role of various legal professionals. They should also cover the importance of the rule of law and the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Specific requirements may vary, so it’s best to consult the most current merit badge pamphlet or guidelines from the Boy Scouts of America for detailed answers.
there are many people who have earned every merit badge
In the Boy Scouts of America, most summer camps offer merit badge classes. The number of classes you can take depends on how they are offered and what sort of schedule you want to maintain. Most classes will be one period, but some may take two periods and some may require activities off site.
There isn't a site that has them filled in, that defeats the purpose. However, if you purchase the merit badge pamphlets from the BSA, most (if not all) of the answers are contained within those pages. Merit Badges are some of the most rewarding aspects of Scouting, enjoy them while you can. Best of Luck!
If we were to give them to you then that would defeat the whole purpose of the earning the badge. Please look at the book, talk to your counselor and try looking things up on other sources. If you have a specific question that requires additional help it would be appropriate to ask that here. Consider posting it in the relevant group for the subject to get the most complete and helpful answer.
Merit-based aid is financial assistance awarded to students based on their academic achievements, such as high grades, test scores, or other accomplishments. Most merit-based scholarships are awarded for academic excellence, leadership qualities, community service, or other notable achievements that demonstrate a student's abilities and potential for success.
The number of merit badges in the Boy Scouts of America has varied from as few as 34 to as many as 132. There are over 150 Scouts as of 2011 who are known to have earned all available merit badges. The BSA does not maintain records of achievement in this area, but the Merit Badge Achievers Registry[linked] does research this.Known achievements:The first known Scout to earn all available merit badges was Leon Wallace who earned 34 merit badges in 1922.The most was by Gary Pike who earned 132 merit badges in 1932.The family with the most achievers: Ryan Pugh (119 in 1979), Roger Pugh (119 in 1981) and Troy Pugh (126 in 1985) of Ferndale, WA.
To earn a merit badge the scout must first meet the requirements enumerated in the merit badge booklet. He must meet them to the satisfaction of a designated merit badge councilor. Most if not all answers are in the text of the booklets. In the case of the Automotive Maintenance Merit Badge one must demonstrate how to perform various maintenance tasks and explain why certain laws exist and how various parts of a vehicle function. Most of us think of "automotive" in association with cars or trucks, but the word indicates "self propelled" so the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) considers powered airplanes, trains and boats "automotive." Don't take my word for it, verify it.
No they do not. At most camps, all they do is take a fairly easy swim test. They may require it to take some aquatics merit badges though.
In 2007 first aid was king. There were 82,274 earned.The Most earned Merit Badge would be a toss up between the the 12 Eagle required Merit Badges.CampingCitizenship in the CommunityCitizenship in the NationCitizenship in the worldFamily LifeSwimming or Hiking or CyclingCommunicationsPersonal ManagementFirst aidEnvironmental SciencePersonal FitnessEmergency Preparedness or Lifesaving