Snow Tracking 101 - Animal Tracks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- Throw back to the Backcountry College series produced in collaboration with Backcountry Hunters & Anglers. This video goes over some of the finer details of tracking animals in the snow. We'll cover gait patterns, habitat associations, canine vs cat tracks, and lots more.
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Thankyou Clay! Built mu 1st bow and killed a deer with it!!! All because of your videos. I owe you lunch pal. The build and hunts are on my channel. Thanks again!!!
That was great brother, I learned a lot 🙂👍👍👍
Yea always fun to strap on the XC skis after a new snow and slip & slide around our property and out and over to the national forest land next to us following tracks . I use to do this at work too but usually to find the 2 legged critters ...Ha !
That is a great subject for videos! Hope I see more on tracks!
Great video Clay, as always you have wonderful things, skills, and concepts that are useful as hell for sure.
This awesome.
Thanks for sharing Clay..
Don't see anyone else doing this.
One more thing to add to the toolbox of knowledge.
Hey man, this is good stuff. Thanks for making this video.
Good topic! A day in the woods after a snow is the best way I know to figure what is out there and what their travel routes are. Knowledge of the terrain and how animals use it is invaluable for a hunter who means business. If you know how they use it you can also figure out how you can use it.
Thanks a lot for sharing all of this. Although we live in a city, I rather be out in the woods and 'follow tracks'. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Best regards from the other side of the ocean...
Here from Gil at Camppatton Family Campound. We are loving your videos.
Well done 👏
The technical term for the cottontail's gait is "bounding," which I learned from the book Practical Tracking, which I'm pretty sure I learned about from one of your videos.
That’s a good one.
Hi clay your facial camouflage looks great I'd like to personally thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with me and the rest of TH-cam happy holidays to you and your family again thank you
Love the channel but please turn up your volumn. Mine is currently set to 100% and still I can't hear it. By the way, keep up the good work! Loving it.
I have a question I have a mild recurved bow that pulls 44 pounds at 28 inches it’s a 62 inch bow. I draw about 31 to 32, is that enough with the a 3 to 1 broadhead design. To get a clean pass through in the lung or heart area? On a whitetail deer.
Love the vid. I get out when I can during the winter here in Central BC. We don't get rabbit here, we get Snow Shoe Hare. In fact I get most to try and hunt and trap the hare with and for my hawks. I like get out and look to see if wolfs or cougar in the area I want to set snares. Also I like to see where the deer and moose might be hanging out. The presence of Bobcat and coyote tracks can prompt me to find somewhere else search for hare. Looking forward to your future trap videos.
What paint you nead to dip youre arrows?
Good stuff! would love more vids about tracking and recognizing animal signs... (but man... the music was super loud compared to rest of the vid... wasn't expecting that lol...)
Old vid🤷♂️
@@clayhayeshunter realized that too late. found your backcountry college playlist... that stuff is gold!
When hunting arrowheads my grandpa taught me what leverites were. Then growing up we had lots of those laying around. "What's that grandpa?"
"Leave her right there and don't touch it! That's what!!!"
Can you make a Video abtut featherburning please
Hay clay, why am I not receiving your latest videos
I found some pictures of my backyard and it looks like a child’s footprint. It has the four toes and the indent of the foot where the instep is.
I’ve been sharing with all the hunters I know and nobody knows what it is, everyone’s confused.
Thr hind feet of a raccoon look very similar to a human foot but the toes are longer. Bears do as well.
who the fuuuuuuu, unliked this?????