Animal Tracking Basics - Track Traps, Measurements, Following Sign

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Tracking animals is an important part of any hunter, woodsman, survivalist, or naturalists' must-have skill set. In this quick and easy to understand video Craig from Nature Reliance School shows us some basics of how to track.
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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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That is some good spore. In my current hunting area, I have to look for worn or packed down pine straw due to the fact that I am in a greatly piney wood. Scat becomes a big spore for me as well as fur and bones along with scrapes and rubs. I enjoy your videos greatly and hope to someday take a class or 2 from you. Thanks so very much for all you do.

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More power to you. Pine is hard to track on that is for certain.