Tracking 101- Black Scout Tutorials
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this episode we cover some Tracking Basics.
Here are some links to tracking books I recommend:
Tom Brown Art of Tracking:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0425...
Tom Brown Nature and Observation:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0425...
Combat Tracking:
SAS Guide to Tracking:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/1599...
Special Forces Combat Tracking Guide:www.amazon.com/gp/product/0811...
Tracking Humans:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0762...
Trackers Field Guide:www.amazon.com/gp/product/0762...
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I go out with a couple of friends and we play tracking games. We give a half hour head start to the runner and then it's game on! We're getting better every time we go out and have fun practicing and learning tracking skills. I also tend to follow animal tracks and sign when I'm hiking alone. It's a lot of fun.
Hey, that's a really good idea. It's like hide and seek but for the hunters!
What a fun idea! Hope you don’t mind if I borrow it :)
Great idea. Going to give this a go with my son.
That's pretty badass of a way to practice
I know it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released series online ?
One thing I learned while tracking deer in northern Wisconsin, is that you don't have to see a print or anything like that, you just have to look and see what's different or out of place or maybe you don't even see that, but you learn to see what's the easiest path an animal would take if it's not running scared. If I don't find any sign, I start looking at the terrain and thinking which way would be easiest or lead to some where like food or water depending on the time of day. Good video. I'm looking forward to more on this subject.
This reminds me of an article or excerpt I read from Tom Brown Jr. once. About how every time he saw an animal, he would follow it after it acted naturally to record in his mind what the tracks looked like. I need to follow that idea, as it should increase the situational awareness that tracking can provide. (found a 4.5-5ft king snake today in my yard. I need to go back to where I saw it and see what tracks it may have left.)
I am a security officer who works as a patrol officer who regularly does foot and bike patrols for a security company that renders farm protection, every day we work on vast landscapes and huge farms guarding, responding and conducting operations of many types in South Africa, its vital here, farms are a war zone here, these tracking tips will help me greatly,l I have learned a lot myself from just being observant and have figured out a lot but this video really gives me direction, thank you sir.
I've been spending this entire Sunday watching your videos back - to - back. Very interesting, very well done and I thank you for sharing!
Also, thank you for your service to our country!
Thanks brother. Glad your enjoying them
Valuable info for finding game or a lost person
( and sometimes you don't wan to be found.)
Haha. Appreciate it
Great tips! I actually prefer to be out and wilderness and learn it myself. I seem to pick it up better that way! To me going out there to learn it, is a better way to pick it up so you can make sense of it your way.
Excellent tutorial for someone like myself who has zero knowledge or training re: tracking. Excellent demonstration of finding prints, scat and such.thx 4 sharing, Lisa
Where was this filmed? It looks beautiful. I'm from the East coast so I'm accustomed to the woods but now I'm in the Southwest, and it sure is different!
Good tips. Hard to beat dirt time. It is interesting learning tracking as you learn what to look for and what it means it helps you to be more difficult to track. Thanks. atb Opal
Great video. I love the lessons I've learned while hunting, what direction animals are headed...how old or new scat is ..depth and freshness of tracks..are they running or just heavy etc
.. and of course following a blood trail its not always as easy as people seem to think. Thanks again!
Your surroundings remind me of the Croatan forest which is around where I live in NC.
In the woods here in Yellowknife, our deer have hooves.
I wouldn't say I'm the best tracker but I can track and the way I learned was being raised in the country and we had cows and horses and Hogs and they would get out and you'd have to track them down or a cow would hide her calf when she had a newborn and you'd have to trick her down she tried to leave you away but Hogs getting out of the pen you just had to track them and I just imagine anybody that was raised around farm animals his head to do this and it works when you're hunting too I like your video it is anything that's out of place
I first got interested in tracking people in the Sierra mountains while working as a ski patroller . people got lost all the time up there and while at work I would go find them , it was fun for me . not for them thou they we're usually scared . but now I live on some land and I'm always out tracking critters ....and there are lots of different species here . So I'm having fun with it ....thanks for the videos on this subject , I find it really interesting 👍
Thank you so much your knowledge is greatly appreciated
"every action has a reaction" Issac Newtons third law of motion.
Jack, get your own survival show. You have the skills and the will
Good topic! THANKS!
Thank you for your tips!
Goddamn the quality is good
Tracking 101 thank you for the video
Please do more E&E please
Scat-man-doo! Good video... Thanks!
What do you think about John Hurth's classes
Thanks for these videos. I actually found this because im reading a book that has a QR code for this video for like kids/teens from the local library. Guides to Responsible Hunting: Tracking & Hunting Your Prey by Elizabeth Dee is the book.
I was thinking it might be a good read for tracking (prey animals) for photos-- I mean I wouldn't mind learning to hunt to be more self sufficient, but no teacher to learn from at the moment.
I also don't think predators are a smart option for tracking just for photos as a zoo would be safer, but might be good to get a better idea of what to look for to avoid confronting a predator in the woods as well. I grew up in the country, but wasn't taught how to hunt- I do believe in not being an idiot & looking for unnecessary trouble though (which crossing paths with a predator for fun would be pretty stupid if not prepared for such an encounter & not knowing what your doing). lol
I don't plan to be like that one guy that got too comfortable with bears, and got himself & his naive girlfriend ate alive.. 😞
Semper Fi bro, great videos! OhRah
Good video :)
it is worth remembering that the other side might be tracking dog .
You shouldn't only rely on dogs. You should know how to track too.
4:04 I have a very sensitive sense of smell. I often can smell game. Blows the mind of guys I've hunted with before.
What do you smell? When u smell game?
a mutant power!
field medic ✅ now to learn how to tracking
awsome video!
Thank you. Take care
thanx brow
a deer paw print lol I think you meant hoof
Watch uf pro's series on tracking
Pretty good, but it would help others if you led them through those who haven't been through the military
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When it rains go make a footstep in the mud every day after that go put your finger in the print an feel it as the days go by the look at shape and texture of the soil rub it between your fingers so on and so forth record and memorize it until it disappears over time it tracking is actually a very common sense thing that all people should know I've never tracked anything but it's easy to do but can you stalk prey that's a great question
Only reason why he saw that first dear print is because he had Dead Eye On!
just trying to be the daryl from the walking dead in case we do end up in an apocalypse
this is a good basic course rest is common sense
I knew dumb city slicker bent over to see what kind of tracks they were and the train ran him over.
*hackjones2*is such an awesome dude
Tell him how to track across a riverbed of rock and stones. I can or you did not hear the man in the day we trained
They call me the fresh prints of Bellaire
In which cases would you want to have tracking skills. Can't you just use a dog?
I mean training a dog should be easier and more effective then tracking alone, no?
I don't mean to be a prick, it's a serious question and I am honestly curious!
I have some ideas but I want to see if anyone with experience and training would confirm by pointing out those things.
Thanks for these videos. I actually found this because im reading a book that has a QR code for this video for like kids/teens from the local library. Guides to Responsible Hunting: Tracking & Hunting Your Prey by Elizabeth Dee is the book.
I was thinking it might be a good read for tracking (prey animals) for photos-- I mean I wouldn't mind learning to hunt to be more self sufficient, but no teacher to learn from at the moment.
I also don't think predators are a smart option for tracking just for photos as a zoo would be safer, but might be good to get a better idea of what to look for to avoid confronting a predator in the woods as well. I grew up in the country, but wasn't taught how to hunt- I do believe in not being an idiot & looking for unnecessary trouble though (which crossing paths with a predator for fun would be pretty stupid if not prepared for such an encounter & not knowing what your doing). lol
I don't plan to be like that one guy that got too comfortable with bears, and got himself & his naive girlfriend ate alive.. 😞