Tracking in Leaf Litter - Animal Tracking, Man Tracking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2016
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Tracking skills are of paramount importance to hunting, scouting, fugitive apprehension, or combat searches. In this short video Craig from Nature Reliance School looks at some basics of tracking in eastern hardwood forest leaf litter.
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Craig Caudill is the Founder and Chief Instructor of Nature Reliance School (naturereliance.org/). He specializes in teaching survival and preparedness which includes, go-bags, land navigation, and tracking for private and public groups and government agencies. Craig is a frequent survival and preparedness contributor to TV outlets, blog sites, magazines and is a popular online outdoor educator on Carbon TV (tinyurl.com/lus9kcm), and TH-cam via the Nature Reliance and Dan’s Depot channels. He also has a worldwide network of students and followers who are part of Nature Reliance School Online (naturereliance.org/) suite of courses covering all facets of self-reliance.
Craig is also a well respected martial arts/combatives instructor with over 20 years experience in armed and unarmed tactics and has advanced rank in both Judo and Aikido. Forever a student, Craig is always at work improving his mindset, skills and tactics for all he endeavors. His goal is to always help others develop their mindset and critical thinking skills so they can think on their own and for themselves.
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7 year old video is super relevant to me today.
Right in the opening statement.... I see so many videos where I just roll my eyes and go, "Well, yeah, a kid could track that animal. Look at the prints in the dry dirt!"
Meanwhile it's fall where I live and I have 7 million pounds of leaves on the ground while trying to track animals.
This video was very helpful in providing tips.
Good video. I read Tom Brown's book years ago and after that was always interested in tracking.
+Rogue inWA1775 I think TBJs book are good starting points for alot of folks. The meat and potatoes is in getting out and tracking yourself. I hope you can find some time to do so. It is a fun, and incredibly educational endeavor.
What book was it
Please do full tutorial to tracking, is hard found any video tutorial about tracking
Great video subbed !! Looking forward to more!!
Thanks so much! ~Craig
In regards to picking out leaves that have moved with an animal, how do you distinguish those from leaves that have been, say, moved by wind?
is it the same for pine needle litter?
No not at all. It is very different.
@@NatureReliance is there a video on it, or can you list a few things that make it different? Thanks for your response.
Had a unwanted visitor in the deep country last night. Def wasn't animal, my dog be lined it to the cliff, and whoever it was made it to the top of the other mountain flashed his light and ya lol