Recent content by Hawkeye The Noo

Spaniel man these are dog tracks with the rizla in them. First of all look at the interdigital pad: If you look at the dog and cat track pics from clcuckow first. The front of the cat track has three extentions at the rear and two at the front whereas the dog has what you would call a...

I was not focused on the East or West but in that something that was lost (Indiginous tracking skills) had to be reintroduced.

Here is a very good article that would help peole decide where they want to learn there tracking skills; for those wanting to take it further: http://http://www.centuriontraininggroup.org/site/images/stories/pdfs/visual_track_interpretation_misunderstood.pdf Go to page 7 of 8 and if you...

KIMBOKO, you have hit the nail on the head, exactly square and I feeel completely understood. I am looking for purity almost a reformation in tracking; and as you have spotted, could also apply to bushcraft. In a sense going back to the first love of the craft rather than what it has become. I...

This is your first point and on this I fully agree.:beerchug: This is your second point and on this score I also agree but would add that it was used by primitive cultures as a part of warfare. Yes this in an assumption but I cannot imagine any self respecting hunter recognising the tracks...

After posting this, I did some soul searching in, I suppose, a purist search for authenticity in what I pursue. Tracking. I came across this term that I had never heard before: Plastic Shamanism. I looked it up on wikipedia and below I have put their definition. The phrase plastic shaman...

I am not yet a tracking instructor but I hope to get there. I am going to journal some of my experience of this journey so far. I was given my introduction to tracking by Anthonio Akkermans at Wild Live Nature Awareness Tracking School. It was also my introduction to bushcraft or backwoods...

I spent about a month working in Budapest during the late 90s and then a fortnight the year after. I love that city and hope to visit again this year. I took so many photos of dogsthere and have never seen so many dogs per head of population anywhere else I have ever been. Out in Vac where I...

There are reality shows that have covered bushcraft, for me the new element for discussion was about bushcraft with a real lack of communication and how they would learn to communicate without a common language. I will try to put you in the picture a bit. I believe this forum is portraying...

I said twelve bushcrafters, not twelve random people. Most of the bushcrafters I have met have not thought with the same patterns as your average Joe, sex, violence, greed etc. I give bushcrafters more credit than that, when I meet up with my brothers at Shadowhawk tracking courses, I...

Imagine twelve bushcrafters, none of whom speak the same language in a bushcraft situation having to get on together and survive. A bit like what it would have been like at the tower of Babal in Genesis; hypothesise even if you don't believe in that story. This is not a religion topic. You...

Hi Wolfie, great post, despite the squabling. I have not been at the forum for a long time due to getting fed up with squabling ruining my experience here. Britain is made up of so many tribes, that if we are not fighting someone we are fighting among ourselves. Fighting became a part of our...

Thanks, I will contact them in due course. Cheers Jamie

I have not been to the forum for about 6 months due to the hastles with logging in, but now am looking to find some plain brown wool of a fairly tight weave and descent thickness. Think medieval friar and you will know what I am looking for as to plainness and thickness. Any help in...

This is my first time back at the site for a long long time, I was not willing to put up with the log in hastles. Jamie