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I'd recommend both, the Woodlore course is more expensive but lasts longer. One benefit of their course was talking and learning from the other students (I think there was about 12 of us) whereas with the ShadowHawk course there was just three of us (that may have been unusual so another course...

Just saw a TV episode of a new Discovery channel series called Lone Target. It's about some ex-military guy being hunted down by an Africa anti-poaching team, reality TV style. It looks good fun to watch. I think there was a similar UK TV series called Hunting Chris Ryan years ago. It does...

I know it's an old thread but in case anyone is interested or searching via google, I went on a ShadowHawk tracking course last summer (2013), really enjoyed it and learned loads. There's a lot of focus on tuning in with the environment and building up to more complex tracking. One aspect I...

You're really lucky, my old rifle was a BSA Meteor with a bent barrel. Have a look at this hunter field target recoil competition results and how many TX200s are used. That shows what a great rifle you have:- http://www.anstonftc.co.uk/british-recoiling-championships-2013/ If you wanted to...

If it helps I did the Woodlore Tracking course last year and can recommend it, was great fun and opened my eyes to nature, got me addicted to tracking too. I've booked into the Shadow Hawk course in July this year as I've heard good feedback and I'm interested to see how the two courses differ...

Thanks, that's great advice, Will pack a mushroom guide book along with a big down sleeping bag, lots of warm clothes & fire making kit. Regards Richard

Hello All, My first post on this site, I'm off to Finland (Lake Saimaa region) next week canoeing and wild camping. We're away all week and will have plenty of spare time. I'm taking a fishing rod and planning to fish, it started me thinking re: what else I can forage? I'm familiar with...