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I organised a day out for animal tracking. Starting off in a deer park to demonstrate tracks and sign in an easy environment then moving on to the woods with new found skills. Burleigh House Stamford, Peterborough. Built by Sir William Cecil in the 16th Century. Fantastic inside and more...

I needed to use up some annual leave so headed to the woods to practice all of my new found skills from reading Ray Mears - Essential Bushcraft. Someone had got there early to practice their skills too. I think they hadn't read the page on leave no trace. [/url] Untitled by Arborvita Online, on...

A few weeks back I was out walking and found a massive badger set built into the side of a sand bank. It was huge. Perfect for trying out my new trail cam. I bought it as I knew there was wildlife about but wasn't sure how much and where. So the plan was to have the trail cam in a few locations...

Just found this which I found interesting. Hope it's not old news. >> http://www.cybertracker.org/tracking/books MickT

Our next Tracking Course will take place on the weekend of 30th March - 1st April in Sussex. More details here.

We spend a lot of time providing Tracking training to private groups through the year, but always find the time to put on some open courses. Our next Tracking Course will be running on the weekend of 9th - 11th September 2011 - in Sussex. Details of the course can be found on the website...

Photographing tracks can be problematic, we see in stereoscopic and therefore get depth of field however cameras only record in monoscopic losing depth of field and shadows, images become somewhat flat and so forth, so here's one easy trick I use for photographic records when the sun is over...

Here is an update on the Urban Otters in Oxford.. http://urban-bush-craft.blogspot.com/

We spend a lot of time providing Tracking training to private groups through the year, but always find the time to put on some open courses. Our next Tracking Course will be running on the weekend of 18th - 20th March 2011 - in Sussex. Details of the course can be found on the website...

I have been tracking a pair of otters whose range is in the vicinity of where I live. This morning I got the rare treat of finding a fish kill less than 4 hours old. I will post photos shortly. All that remained of a fish approximately 250-300mm long was the head and shoulders and the tail...

Pathfinder Tracking Review Lifting The Veil I was recently given the opportunity to attend a Introductory tracking course run by Geoffrey Mc Mullan, Geoffrey operates Pathfinder UK Tracking which currently offers two Tracking Courses , the Introductory Course ( 2/3 day ) 'Lifting The...

I love tracking in the snow. It is a great place to learn the basics, see some more subtle sign and to build on some of the analytical skills that really help you put together a picture of events. A couple of days ago, I was wandering about in the wood behind our house. It had been great...

Hi to everyone, I've been a member for a while but haven't posted on many threads. I'm hoping someone might be able to help me with some pointers. I'm currently looking to attend a 2/3/4 day tracking course preferably in the south-west although would travel further for the right course. I...

We are pleased to announce that our next Level 1 Tracking Course will take place on 26-28 March 2010. The course will be held in Sussex. Once again, we will be joined by Geoffrey McMullan, who many of you already know. This course is based around the Integrated Tracking Method (ITM)...