Tactical Tracking (Part 2)

[@shoot2win506]

This series is absolutely the best! Thank you for what you do (now) and for sharing your expertise! Take care...Robin

[@thedeerskindiary]

I’m glad you’re enjoying it! Please invite your friends, family, and coworkers.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Love the transition from 21st back to 18th century in the intro and the rest is also great.

[@thedeerskindiary]

My artistic talent is limited lol. I’m glad you liked it. I was proud of it!

[@kennethreece502]

Great! Love tracking!!

[@thedeerskindiary]

Glad you liked it sir!

[@kylewayne3]

Valuable information! Next I go out for a trek I am going to be more observant

[@thedeerskindiary]

Awesome! That’s what it’s all about!

[@almartin9500]

Great job!! A really good quick guide to basic tracking! Some people realize that sometimes in tracking you might have to get on the ground to see some anomalies. Age of a track or sign is something that takes some time in learning. One thing I do, is step in a soft section in the yard, then daily go observe it. Notice how it changes. “ There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.” Ernest Hemingway

[@thedeerskindiary]

The “hunting of man” quote has been a daily source of joy and pain in my life for several years now. Great post.

[@almartin9500]

100% agree!!!!

[@bushcraftua1]

Hello 🤝. Interesting my friend

[@thedeerskindiary]

Thank you. The next one will be fascinating I think.

[@NDFlyFisher]

This was really interesting. Hope you will continue these tracking videos beyond the next one.

[@thedeerskindiary]

Anything you’re like to see in particular?

[@NDFlyFisher]

@@thedeerskindiary Thanks for asking. How about setting up a real life tracking scenario. Have someone leave a trail through various terrains, then you track the person showing what to look for and how to read the signs. For example, recreate the trail and tracking of Boone’s daughter. Obviously the Indians didn’t want to be found and likely made efforts to stymie trackers. But as I recall, Boone’s daughter did things to leave a trail as she knew her father would be looking for her. I know setting up something like this would be work. Thanks for considering it. Also, how about a video demonstrating what you do if you lose a trail. Great videos. Thanks for making them.

[@tfisher808]

Great video (I am a retired tracker with a search and rescue team) Keep em coming

[@thedeerskindiary]

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for all that you did to make the world a better place.

[@lae52]

Great videos. I've really been enjoying it so far. I hope there's more.

[@thedeerskindiary]

Thank you for the support. I am just getting started is the plan. The channel has been out for about 10 months now and I’m learning a lot about videos. There is indeed more content on the horizon!

[@Cole1966]

Extremely fascinating

[@thedeerskindiary]

Thank you!

[@uncletoad1779]

Well presented, well explained. Thank you!

[@thedeerskindiary]

Thank you!

[@georgepeters9381]

Worked on this long ago. Wonder how one group knows another's moccasin track?

[@thedeerskindiary]

My guess is that it partly has something to do with the sole type.

[@jayburton2475]

Great video I enjoy all your videos. Where did you get the pattern to make your moccasins?

[@thedeerskindiary]

It’s the Cherokee pattern. Look up Noel Gray on KZbin. He does an excellent tutorial on how he makes them. That’s what I did.

[@jayburton2475]

Thanks

[@lusolad]

Have you ever worn a certain color beret or been part of a certain group of diving enthusiasts?

[@thedeerskindiary]

Not me. I am not that tough.

[@h-towncc1588]

I’m really enjoying this content. Looking forward to more.

[@thedeerskindiary]

Thank you!