Tracking Course?
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Leon,
How long is a piece of string?Depends on course structure/course length/location.
Have you attended any ? What would £200 get me as a starter.?
Clayton
How long is a piece of string?Depends on course structure/course length/location.
Have you attended any ? What would £200 get me as a starter.?
Clayton
Hello mate
I've heard good things of this place http://www.shadowhawk.co.uk/index.html
Seem to have all kinds of courses at all kinds of prices.
Hope it's of use
Andy
I've heard good things of this place http://www.shadowhawk.co.uk/index.html
Seem to have all kinds of courses at all kinds of prices.
Hope it's of use
Andy
I have done both the basic and intermediate tracking courses with Shadowhawk, they are good courses and I would be happy to get away on further course with them.
I have also done a course with Woody (Bushcraft Expeditions), you will get top notch instruction from Woody and the guys. Although their main course is £380 have a look at their workshops as they do and introduction to tracks and sign for around £75.
Either of the above schools will give you a good course.
I have also done a course with Woody (Bushcraft Expeditions), you will get top notch instruction from Woody and the guys. Although their main course is £380 have a look at their workshops as they do and introduction to tracks and sign for around £75.
Either of the above schools will give you a good course.
the woodlore woodsense course is great. bit of a life-changer.
i think anyone could learn a lot from just taking a week off work, find somewhere quiet to camp and just stay out there for a week looking and listening etc. read a few tracking books well in advance and i think it probably would just happen to be honest. thats what i would recommend if moneys ever an issue.
the folks on this site who run tracking courses all seem excellent too, i'd maybe do a search and see whats what.
i think anyone could learn a lot from just taking a week off work, find somewhere quiet to camp and just stay out there for a week looking and listening etc. read a few tracking books well in advance and i think it probably would just happen to be honest. thats what i would recommend if moneys ever an issue.
the folks on this site who run tracking courses all seem excellent too, i'd maybe do a search and see whats what.
Another vote for Shadowhawk from me. Excellent training - makes you see the natural world in a whole new way.
Their course list for this year is here
http://www.shadowhawk.co.uk/courses.html
And if you can't make any of those courses Johnny Crocket's Survival School run tracking courses in association with Shadowhawk from their base
http://www.survivalschool.co.uk/TrackingcourseF.htm
Usual disclaimer - don't work for them, just a happy customer la de la de la
Their course list for this year is here
http://www.shadowhawk.co.uk/courses.html
And if you can't make any of those courses Johnny Crocket's Survival School run tracking courses in association with Shadowhawk from their base
http://www.survivalschool.co.uk/TrackingcourseF.htm
Usual disclaimer - don't work for them, just a happy customer la de la de la
Thanks very much for the recommendations,looked at Shadowhawk they are doing a foundation/intermediate course in July which I would probably go for but whats on in July Bushmoot.I will keep looking.
Clayton
Clayton
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