ANTI-TRACKING VEHICLES IN THE BUSH | How to employ vehicle anti-tracking in escape and evade

[@unixpro2]

Thanks Clarise and crew from the USA for another brilliant lesson.

[@LiveReady]

Thanks for watching! C

[@jeeper426]

i learned from an old ranger a good way of concealing fresh breaks on foliage such as branches and such, take some of the dirt from an inconspicuous location, use some water or spit and make a paste out of a small amount of the dirt and rub it on the break and work it into the cracks, it will give a more weathered appearance and make the break look much older, great video, and pretty cool tips stay safe out there

[@LiveReady]

Oh cool thanks for that! C

[@JohnnyHildebrand1969]

Great information and a great passage of scripture to tag and reference for the subject. Good bless.

[@LiveReady]

Thank you for your support, appreciate you watching and reading. C

[@mikeberger6664]

Thanks for sharing, The Dude with the dog seems to be quiet close… at the 15minute mark…

[@LiveReady]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching🤗

[@robertedwards7749]

Good evening Clarice, Your video really opened my eyes on a few topics. You mentioned poachers as a threat. Here in the US we don't really have that threat but we do have others. Its sad to think there really isn't a safe place in the world now days. Depending on where a person lives we must be aware of the threats we face and how to do our best to avoid them. What you drag behind your vehicle to disturb or change your tire tracks would depend on the type of terrain your driving on (sand Vs pine needles or rocks) and (as you show in the video) would need to be wide enough (as opposed to having something behind each tire) not for just the rear tires but extend out to cover the front tire path to cover turns and shifts the vehicle would make on different terrain. I have to say that around the 15 minute mark (and again at 15:55) I had a very unsettling feeling when I noticed a large person behind your vehicle. I noticed they came from behind your vehicle and moved to your left but instead of reappearing on your left they just stopped, you even looked behind after you finished talking and cut to a new scene in the video. They just disappeared. Obviously because we are seeing this video you are okay, but it still was unsettling that they seemed to be hiding from camera. I have to figure they are part of your crew since I imagine when you are making a video you have others with you. But this goes to show we must be aware of what is going on around us. In the case where we are evading we must be hyper vigilant about what is happening around us. I felt better when at the end of the video the dog came up to you. Which brings up a question. How are you able to determine domestic dog tracks over other tracks? Anyway, thank you for another very thought provoking video. Take care of yourself.

[@LiveReady]

Hi Robert! You're right about tailoring your counter-tracking methods to the terrain. We should always be aware of the presences in the bush around us and never assume that no one else is around. We may just not have seen them yet. I've learnt a lot of tarcking and identification of tracks both through online means and through experimenting with it myself. There are some great Facebook groups on tracking that teach you a lot. C

[@Oivalf0]

Very good great video

[@LiveReady]

Thanks! Enjoy your weekend! C

[@jacksellers4412]

Good information. Your vehicle is your portable cache if you have to leave it to go check something out on foot. It’s a good idea to use the methods you have shown to conceal the vehicle while you’re gone. Out of site… out of mind.

[@LiveReady]

Hey Jack! I hope you're doing well. Thanks for your comment. I can always rely on you to bring some lateral thinking to the commentary. C

[@coryhaygood6191]

Very informative ma'am. Thank you and God bless! Disregard the naysayers. You stay the course and do what you're meant to do. We all have a duty. Even if it's as a sheep.

[@LiveReady]

Wow that's good insight for the day, thanks for your comment and for supporting the channel. C

[@4StonesHandcraft]

I always learn something from your videos, thank you.

[@LiveReady]

You're welcome, thanks for watching. C

[@Captain-Donut]

Always look forward to your videos. ❤️🙏 Love from Scotland 🙏❤️

[@LiveReady]

Thanks so much for watching! Appreciate every one of your comments 🤗

[@jacob1628]

Fantastic video! Thanks for taking the time to do this.

[@LiveReady]

Thanks for watching and for your comment! C

[@PatrickKniesler]

First video I've seen from the channel. Wow you collect a lot of nay-sayers!

[@megapixies]

By which time the drones have locked onto the heat of your vehicle engine. Interesting tactic, but with significant risk of losing bits of camo net, which can give a whole lot away in and of itself…

[@LiveReady]

True. Have a look at the thermal camouflage video I posted recently on how to conceal your, and your vehicle's heat signature. C

[@tekpic04]

Very interesting video on hiding the tracks in the bush. Do you have any ideas in dealing with Snow and Mud? Excellent survival channel by the way Thx

[@AdriaanduPlessis-yb7ui]

Wel gedaan Clarise !

[@LiveReady]

Dankie Adriaan! ❤

[@TheYeti308]

Fun Stuff Right Here . !

[@LiveReady]

Me thinks so too

[@4StonesHandcraft]

Thank you

[@Flash1857]

Someone said those tire snow socks may help conceal the tire tread type

[@LiveReady]

Anything you can use to blur/warp a track will delay and confuse a tracking party.

[@janfourie7590]

snow socks rather than chains should help

[@LiveReady]

Thanks! Great idea😎

[@northbee15]

@15:55 - you are being followed... ;)

[@federicolopezbervejillo7995]

At 15:15 muy heart skipped a beat

[@HarrisonJBounel]

​@@federicolopezbervejillo7995 Don't worry. That's just Michael Myers in a hockey mask. Ever since he bought his high-end knife collection he likes to jump out of the bushes and show it to various people.

[@LiveReady]

Mine too!

[@MaxGolden]

Sounds like it is time to get a Glock 19 and some training. Remember to keep shooting until the threat stops moving. 😅

[@LiveReady]

Hellcat rather than the 19😉

[@shaun8256]

Uh the sunglasses, belt, watch, earrings, contrasting clothing, and most likely be able to smell you. Let alone the super shiny truck that's also contrasting to back drop. Dragging something is just as easy to track as vehicle tracks, guess this stuff could work against a pencil pusher or ladle swinger.

[@chrisgriffith9252]

Brushing tracks away with a stick.... Saw that in a 1950 Western😂😂😂😂😂 Dragging something behind the vehicle is really going to tell Whomever is tracking you where you are going

[@LiveReady]

Rather use a branch with some leaves on than a stick, as I did. When you brush out tracks with something soft like fabric it weathers and ages faster making it harder to track you. One should never assume that you can eliminate all spoor, but you can delay the tracking party by reducing your sign and confusing the trackers.

[@wjspade]

@@LiveReady It seems that most people missed that this method isn’t just about removing all sign of your passage. It’s more about limiting what intel a tracker can glean from the sign that you do leave. I’ve used this same method and have found that it’s best, when possible, to make the camo netting or tarp wider than the vehicle. In the past, I’ve lashed branches to my rear bumper so that what I was dragging was wide enough to wipe out tire marks on all but the sharpest of turns. It’ll definitely trick a layman into thinking that you’ve just vanished, but a good tracker will figure it out. (Unless the weather is on your side.)

[@johnsaunders6601]

Stand on both feet. Put your hands down. Stop wiggling. Decent subject.

[@LiveReady]

Bananas in pyjamas😉

[@charles17508]

In the land down under ware you can't owen a glock 19 or a Smith and wesson m&p 2.0 lol I'm thankful for my constitution . 2A.merica 🇺🇸

[@FederalMenace]

British cucks can always hide and quake in their loafers while waiting for Mohammed and his large knives

[@DanKuches]

She's in South Africa, Einstein

[@davidshettlesworth1442]

@@DanKuches Wow! even more reason to have a 2nd Amendment.

[@LiveReady]

​@@davidshettlesworth1442and a whole lot of plans.

[@yakfishin4912]

Man im so far behind on this channel. I gotta get caught up Or Ms C will skin me alive. Wait, thats not even legal

[@LiveReady]

But I have skinned a few things recently🤔 have a good weekend!

[@yakfishin4912]

@@LiveReady You too love. I'm falling behind but I'll catch up.

[@davidshettlesworth1442]

Interesting "hiding in the Bush"? You're gonna need a bigger knife.

[@henkduplessis9550]

She is only showing us the small knife😂

[@LiveReady]

​@@henkduplessis9550😘

[@LiveReady]

It's the things you can't see that really matter😉

[@stranger3131]

I love how all these so called prepper people actually think they're going to be able to "bug out" in a vehicle. Ever hear of a "road block" or a "quarantine zone"?

[@kevinroberts781]

If you're a prepper why are you driving in to a road block?😅😅

[@ioncefellfrommars]

Ever hear of people that don't live in heavily populated areas.... not everyone is in a city. I can take power lines and fire roads for miles over several states in my area.

[@ioncefellfrommars]

​@@kevinroberts781right! Lmao

[@stranger3131]

@@ioncefellfrommars Ever hear of satellites? I hear there's over 5000 of them. EMP anyone?

[@chrisstrydom8197]

😂 I love how these scoffers who are not prepared for anything, think they will cope with no electricity, water, the supermarket and neighbourly sewage all around and pushing up your own toilet after everything collapsed from anarchy.... The joke is on you mate!!!

[@LeeEnfieldLB]

The more you try to hide your sign of passage the more sign you create.

[@LiveReady]

Not quite, if you know what to look for as a tracker you will eliminate sign. That's the point here, getting good at anti-tracking is a skills just like tracking is... 😉

[@Miclantechupi]

What rot. If you drag that camo net you may not eliminate the track, but you mess up all the fine detail and introduce significant doubt as to how old the tracks are .