How to Track a Human | Tactical Tracking

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Tracking is not a very commonly talked about skill, at least anymore. We did a video on tracking a while back with Seaux Larreau that you can find in our video archive, where he taught the basics of the step by step method. Those are the basic building blocks of the skill. In that video he mentioned Peter Kerr with TTOS (Tactical Tracking Operations School) ttoscorp.com . Peter teaches tactical tracking to close with the individual as rapidly as possible. Peter has been on counter drug task forces, taught swat teams and helped with Border security.
Well, we finally convinced Peter to share some of his knowledge with us… and you. This was really eye opening for us.
If you’ve spent a bunch of time outdoors you’ve most likely given at least some thought to what a useful skill this can be in so many contexts. Other than just tactical applications it’s useful for finding missing people, hunting or maybe finding your own way back to safety, just to name a few that come to mind.
Unfortunately, just like any other skill, you can get some great knowledge from watching this but you gotta go outside and play to develop these skills. Hopefully you find this useful, as well as a good motivator to go spend some time outside learning it for yourself.
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@Geometricjames Год назад

Dad said he was going to liquor store 15 years ago, finally found him. Thanks TR!

@CunningOfReason Год назад

Was he at the local bar?

@srmj71 Год назад

@@CunningOfReason yep, sitting next to my old man.

@robertschweppenhauser9891 Год назад

Happy to hear that so where the hell was he 😅

@dennistate5953 Год назад

Hellfire i didnt even know i had brothers till i learnt this!

@srmj71 Год назад

@@dennistate5953 it does pay to discover... or so the commercial goes.. every once in a while. ;-)

@jacobbowling6247 Год назад

I took a tracking class by them in North Carolina. Good skill for tracking lost or unarmed people. Tracking an armed person is a good way to get unalived while you’re focused on spore

@pwilsonkelly 6 месяцев назад

That's why trackers carry another tracker to cover their head-backs while they focus on spore.

@shyper17 5 месяцев назад

There is a reason the military sends teams of armed scouts, not just one.

@justindunlap1235 Год назад

A really fun training game I used to do as a teen was to get a group of friends together, find a nice large chunk of Wildland, give one or two of the group an hour headstart. Then the rest of the group tracks and closes the distance. Like extreme hide and seek. We ended up teaching ourselves allot of the techniques shown in this video.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Awesome

@crusader.survivor Год назад

Most Canadian hunters have some kind of tracking ability. I also have some skills. I've noticed American hunters love to wait in blinds to shoot, but because of the large population of predatory beasts here in Canada, we normally have to keep moving, or the other extreme of camouflaging yourself and snipe from a long distance. Animal tracking tips: Learn the feces of all animals of your region. Learn the footprints. Look for broken stems that are low to the ground. Look for blood droppings on leaves. Looking carefully at a clear footprint you can see the depth of certain angles to weight, speed, direction, and where its' major injury is located. Closely examining a scat sample by feeling its texture to determine when it shat. Smell will aid in time. Follow game trails. Look for watering holes. Look for caves or crevasses. Look up, cougars have a tendency to hang out in trees and sometimes will pounce from above. . . There is so much I want to divulge, but I'm sure most would not appreciate it. I hope this helps a little.

@StephenAR Год назад

Nah mate this is quality stuff. If you have the time, do divulge because some of us love gleaning knowledge from people with “dirt time” who share their hard-won experience! Cheers

@loco4dogg Год назад

Animals aren't stupid, they've been tracked before, once tracking a moose for a good distance through the snow suddenly it took a sharp left on the high side of the terrain. I follow only to find it had doubled back to a vantage point. It stood there long enough to take a piss and watch me below pass by below then took off crossing it's tracks down the hill at a good pace. I had been busted.

@crusader.survivor Год назад

@@loco4dogg My method: long distance shot, then follow the injured animal until it's tired enough for me to go for the final kill, thank God for the meat, and enjoy!

@paulthomas8989 Год назад

Most may not care but the little you have shared is helpful. I’ve never been taught to track but I read books about people in wild places and how they’d need to track . I figured if they could do it so can I . Thank you for the pointers .

@crusader.survivor Год назад

@@paulthomas8989 Oh, you're most welcome! I guess I was so used to being put down by other Canadians, as in when they tell me they know how to track and to shut up, that I assumed it was common knowledge. -------------------- "Necessity is the mother of invention" When you hunger for meat, you will learn any way possible to acquire it. ----------------------- I'm no way near the level of a professional tracker, but at least my skills will always land meat. ----------------------- Time factor: don't expect immediate capture. My longest hunt was 3 weeks. The shortest was merely by fluke, meaning that I saw a coyote right beside me and immediately knifed it. Coyote is not good eating.

@dtna Год назад

I don't know if he's retired now, but Scott Donelan from Africa is one of the best trackers around. He used to teach the U.S. Border Patrol.

@croe4525 Год назад

SD is a phenomenal tracker, and anyone would befit from attending his course. That being said maybe individual Agents took his class and retired Agents did teach at TTOS. But I don't think SD ever got paid to teach the BP. The Border Patrol was tracking and teaching others to track, include the military long before SD immigrated to the US. It all just predates the internet, so people either don't know or pretend it didn't happen.

@mikeburke9636 Год назад

The Rhodesian SAS guy Peter refers to in the video is David Scott-Donelan. Both Scott-Donelan and Peter Kerr came out to Okinawa around 2003-04 timeframe to train 3rd Recon Bn and some of the SF types on Torii Station.

@hoviksmail Год назад

I wouldn't put that on my resume if I was him.

@cherylwellen638 11 месяцев назад

i personally got trained by David Scott-Donelan in South Africa

@PeteMiller Год назад

Another tip I picked up from a Tactical Tracking Class: Every 2nd or 3rd set of prints, use your measuring stick/weapon/etc and do a 270 arc with the device and have everyone look at the arc to look for possible hides or places to hole-up. Just because a track goes in a particular direction does NOT mean that the subject is fully intent on that direction! The subject could be leading off to a place where they can obfuscate their tracks and direction, so as to go back to the hide location!

@XxMaskedSniperxX Год назад

Always double back before setting up your firing position (Nightmare fuel for Tracker), in the tracking mindset it is easy to go beyond your target just to get jail raped from behind. That 270 needs to be 360

@ltgreen6626 Год назад

I remember, I think it was 1981/82 while stationed at FT. Bragg, being sent to JOTC at FT.Sherman Panama. It was their jungle operation jungle survival school, man that was a long time ago. I believe we parachuted at the French Canal. Brings back memories. During Grenada Invasion, I was sent out a couple times to do some tracking. I sometimes go out on my remote property and track animals, just for fun, keep my skills up. But if I dont go out for a while, I overlook things, realized i have to sit down, slow down,focus, and remember, attention to detail.

@philkiernan2501 Год назад

Holy crap thanks for making this I have always thought I was ok at tracking foot steps that how we find friends when they get separated in the woods from us here in south FL but learned a ton more from this!

@michaelmcatee221 Год назад

I love this! I am pretty good at tracking animals in my home environment in Maine and I got an opportunity to learn some desert tracking in Arizona but tracking people sounds exhilarating!

@thinkingagain5966 Год назад

Tracking aka stalking

@bureaucratbayonet Год назад

Glad to see interest growing in tracking please do more on the subject! Would love to take a deep dive into more of the Psychology aspect, presenter was great.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

You got it!

@rdsmith334 Год назад

Good intro. You can incorporate a lot of this into property defense, if you’re securing a large property. Go figure out the lines of drift in your property, look for and identify spoor traps, on those lines of drift. If there’s not one, make one, by setting a small obstacle across the line and prepping the ground on the other side of the obstacle, for tracks. Cellular game cams are good too

@pufdadie 3 месяца назад

as a young army cadet (prior to my ADF service) I attended an Arustralian Army tracking course for two weeks. Amazing. However the Aboriginal trackers can jog when tracking, they're so good

@jamesholmes6900 Год назад

First and foremost, I haven't watched the video in it's entirety. Trash is another thing that helps age some sign. I have noticed colors red and yellow fade first from labels, whether it be off a water bottle or a something plastic. Another thing I've looked at was left behind water bottles or things that held fluids. If you see the tiny specks of water or liquid at the top of a bottle, it's been there a while. But if that is not present, that bottle has been discarded very recently. One I spent a few hours apart of a tracking team, and I found a water bottle with vibrant yellow on the label and no water specks at the top, but there was a bit of water at the bottom, I figured the bottle was extremely recent. The next day we went out there and someone with a IR camera spotted who we were tracking 300 yards from where I found the bottle. They had hid under brush and slept for the night.

@AFatGuyILittleCoat Год назад

What a baller subject. The tradecraft behind this is such a rabbit hole

@johnovanic9560 Год назад

Awesome video so much info packed into a short time. I love these practical videos can't wait for the next installment.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

More to come!

@DisgustedGenXr Год назад

This is a awesome video even just by watching it you’re 100 times better off than somebody with no knowledge at all. Thanks a lot T are you guys rock. I always learn something watching you guys exclamation

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Tom-tm7jf Год назад

I would love to see another video like this one I feel like I have learned so much awesome job everyone 👍👍

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

More to come

@pacediver2594 Год назад

Definitely one of the best demonstrations and explanation of tracking very informative

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad you think so!

@joshuadeanb Год назад

Kept me engaged for the whole hour!

@SandMDOTCOM1 Год назад

I used to track escape convicts on an inmate recovery team. Loved my time on that team.

@BaptistJoshua Год назад

What did they usually do? What gave them away?

@BaptistJoshua Год назад

Seems like most of the time you just have to go to their girlfriend's house.

@rodvikvr Год назад

My buddy is a border patrol agent out in the mountains east of San Diego. He does this everyday.

@oscarpuente2029 Год назад

Had a brother stationed Chula Vista. those hills are some tough terrain.

@xrampx3339 Год назад

I hate how it took only the first 30 seconds for this to be the coolest video I ever seen

@brandon152lee Год назад

Great video! Love the effort and knowledge and time and I really appreciate it guys! Great job by the sound guy too! RU-vid - quit shadow banning these pro-American channels. This should have tens of thousands of more views.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Much appreciated!

@TUCOtheratt Год назад

This is a great video. Reminds me of all the nonfiction I've read about stories of expert trackers.

@Sophisticlesenergy Год назад

Have you guys ever considered a video long form on how to make a homestead more readily defensible both close and long range.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

I will add it to the video idea list

@QuantumPyrite_88.9 9 месяцев назад

The best search and rescue and military tracker in North America and probably the world is Pat Howard in northern New Mexico. Cool video.

@Vince-ml9gw Год назад

Great video looking forward to more!

@craigrobertson6082 6 месяцев назад

Awesome stuff. I was lucky enough to do course taught by Peter and the Rhodesian he was mentioning. Great skill and super useful.

@TacticalRifleman 6 месяцев назад

Cool, thanks!

@sennest Год назад

New skills and TR teaching can't be beat!!😎👍👍Thanks for bringing us the best🙏🙏 I knew this was old hand for Karl, but surprised that Imri wasn't already a master like Seaux as well or is he!?🤔🧐

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@resilientfarmsanddesignstu1702 10 месяцев назад

I always carry a roll of window caulk rope. While I have lots of uses for this stuff one good use is to plug/unplug your boot treads to create a variety of patterns. Makes it much more difficult to be tracked. Simply use the caulk to change your boot pattern every time you enter a high traffic or rocky area. Then use a different gait until you are well clear of the area. The idea is to slow them down allowing you to increase the distance between you and them. It also makes you look smarter than them which makes them more cautious which serves the same purpose of slowing them down. Placing a chemical hand warmer in a tree crux of an inaccessible place if they have infrared or wiping your face and peeing on a piece of clothing and then throwing it down a cave crevasse or some inaccessible hiding place then back tracking before setting off in the opposite direction is also a good move if they have dogs. Trying to track me is a lot of fun for me. 😂

@TacticalRifleman 10 месяцев назад

Solid advice

@CraftySasquatch Год назад

Karl take it easy on those old knees. I could hear them scream all the way across the country. Good luck on your recovery.

@ldn0224 Год назад

One thing not mentioned is a limp can identified and really stands out.

@sv650mekros Год назад

Awesome video, skills that can be applied in hunting, and people searching. I would love to see how this could be turned into a fun game as a part of skill progression.

@swiftyttr5654 Год назад

Tactical hide and seek

@neonhavok Год назад

Was glued to the screen the whole time, very fun learning experience also love an oppurtunity to see karl pull his goofy stunts 😂

@Digitalworldfly Год назад

deception technique could mean the person being tracked keeps turning around to see if his being tracked or being followed that would let the tracker know that the person being tacked might be close

@FryedSaw 9 месяцев назад

Greetings and Salutations Well, everyone does not have it like you do, that's why you easier to find I had that nerve cluster moved years ago 😊 Great upload, thanks

@roberttaylor7451 Год назад

I would love to have the training to track as efficiently as what I am hearing from this video but I have learned a lot in my part of the world. I live in South Alabama and I can tell you that we have reactive plants here, they aren’t native but the mimosa closes with rough contact and in lots of places it’s just small ground clutter. We also have lots of plants that will funnel anything but maybe a hog. The hogs go around most of it as well unless they are scared or mad. Spanish bayonet is a good example, most animals of any size can’t go through it. Some people call it palmetto I believe.

@jeanyves8585 4 месяца назад

Really interesting and straightforward! Thanks a lot, cheers from France!

@TacticalRifleman 4 месяца назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@jakem.1587 Год назад

It's amazing the things you can learn from playing hide n' seek as a kid. .

@TheRisenRAGE Год назад

Utilized this once when tracking a homicide suspect. the foot print detail they did in this video actually helped a great deal when it comes to speed and direction as well as the primary contact (heel vs ball of foot) to really hone in on deception of people trying to walk backwards. Great stuff and this is actually good skills to learn for both LE and Military.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Thanks for watching and thank you for your service. TR

@withoutfurtheradoforever Год назад

Can a really good tracker foil other trackers' abilities and thereby move without detection?

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

There are tricks of the trade. If you know what to look for, it is easier to hide it

@cardellspencer4242 Год назад

Well yes. The reasons American slaves went through rivers and swamps was to avoid leaving footprints.

@kensmith8832 Год назад

If you ever want to have a good laugh, train people to track squirrels. These varmints will jump from tree to tree making the track very difficult. It is like tracking cats in the woods. I take city boys hunting, while they are looking for deer tracks, I am watching for cat and bear overhead. These city boys have no idea what dangers are there until they come face to face with one. Injured targets may not leave blood, but the panicked step is easy to identify. The major thing to learn is how to cover ground without leaving an easy path for a tracker. One trick not covered is changing the track with bark, foliage, or a change in shoes.

@ifell3 Год назад

Karl's doing fancy side steps, back steps, jumping and weaving - the camera man is just laughing leaving his prints all over 😂

@michaelraines93 Год назад

good luck tracking me in the upper midwest! aint anything like this easy terrain in the video! i hunt deer by tracking/ stalking, more fun than baiting or hunting from a stand or blind

@joalvarez6252 Год назад

Take a shot every time instructor says what not! Yeaaa buddyyy!

@peterbehringer63 Год назад

Some gorgeous country-side there...! Saying that as an expat living in a lush green tropical S.American country...The content may be really useful for my scriptwriting work for a possible new post-apocalyptic adventure series, where a stranded Russian special forces operator is a mercenary hired by the story's chief villain, to relentlessly track our main protagonist on her epic bugout journey to a sanctuary community.

@Genghaodeshenghuo Год назад

fountain of knowledge. Thankyou for providing this opportunity.

@dirkstaff1732 Год назад

Outstanding knowledge drop- Cheers!

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@flea-kh7om Год назад

It's good to use a mirror, when you stand up, turn your back to the direction they are moving. Using your measuring stick hold the mirror 3"x4' they will look more at the sticks and your back than the mirror. It's a trick I used in Nam. With your back to them you will be able to see them in the mirror.

@Sophisticlesenergy Год назад

Love it commenting for the algorithm

@HypocriticYT Год назад

Living in the country you find out who’s tire marks were in your drive! Tape your footwear up to eliminate tread marks and don’t dig your heels in 😅and never walk in a straight line or take even pace and step on hard surfaces that don’t retain a print 😊

@polaris30000 Год назад

During my time in the forces I learned that our training on tracking and ambush position identification were not great. As a private playing OpFor for more experienced troops I was consistently able to ambush them. It wasn't through any particular skill or talent on my part, but definitely through a distinct lack of training on the Forces part.

@Norwolf259 Год назад

Just found your channels guys and love this content. Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Alberta!

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching

@contentofcharacter Год назад

Thanks for the great video. It was a great introduction to principles to build on.

@AJoe-ze6go Год назад

Love the video and the information, but my main takeaway was this: if you're not using a team, and using multi-int tracking, you'd better be tracking faster than they're moving. Which isn't likely if they're a reasonably fit adversary.

@trollmcclure1884 Год назад

true but the tracker switched to macro and used the road. All the dancing around to mess with their heads was a waste of time. In theory, if we wanna believe it, they've found him very fast and before the sunset. The tracker dude may be able to run and still see the tracks just like native Americans in the fkn Vinnetou but the night would stop them in their tracks. If the trap didnt work they would have to go back. (What I was missing is doing circles from the last known.) If he didnt sleep much during the next day he would be two nights ahead soon. Unless they can track him on e-bikes, he always has an advantage. He can use the road, rivers, move away on rocks etc. Dogs and men on horses or e-bikes would be hard to shake off

@TommyBravo4 Год назад

TR is the real deal. Quality information. Always.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Thanks for watching, TR

@richardbigham4138 Год назад

Excellent video, now for the counter-tracking techniques

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Great idea!

@richardbigham4138 Год назад

@@TacticalRifleman it's really kind of an assumption but it makes sense to me that spec ops who knows that they're being pursued by an opposing spec ops team will move differently knowing that they're being tracked. It was something that was very briefly touched on during a couple of training sessions with some army guys a few years ago.

@jerryj3047 Год назад

awesome video, the Czech border guard under communism was best, the iron curtain has a 3m sandbar from each side in middle was a 3m T shape signaling fence, and some parts were guarded with independent dogs(Czechoslovakian Wolfdog), and a few people were eaten alive. You had approximately a 10% chance of escape😎😎

@thatoneguy6479 Год назад

One of the Mongolian children nearly got out of the Forest, thanks for the Advice!

@robertburgess749 3 месяца назад

Intro rocks brother

@shiftyschultz3254 Год назад

I think I heard about this school a decade or so ago. They the same ones that had help from the guy that developed the tracking course for the Rhodesian Selous scouts back in the day? That guy's history is wild.

@GruntProof Год назад

let's get this gentlemen out to the SERE Challenge!

@ballsflying Год назад

Super informatieve, also good to see Karl having a go at the moonwalk across the road.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@selfrelianthomestead7842 Год назад

Great video! I took a lot of notes, can't wait to get out and have fun applying all this great info! 👍

@BaptistJoshua Год назад

When I was a teen, my brother and I would randomly pick someone at the mall and stalk them like a Detective. It was fun. Sometimes in the woods I like to track prints I find.

@SNAKEEATER1776 Год назад

Tracking humans with a working dog works best for me. 🤷🏻‍♂️🐺

@arieltraasdahl-xh6ri Год назад

Different art to tracking and summoning people via abstract internet clues. It's pretty fun once you get the hang of it. Like hide-and-seek, but with consequences.

@Vikingocazar Год назад

What a great video!! I’ve tracked criminals. No training!! Thankfully some of the stuff I did was actually textbook!!

@wolfman9642 Год назад

I love how tv and movies make tracking some sort of mysterious magic that only a wizard would know.

@bureaucratbayonet Год назад

At the high levels that is how some of the legendary Rhodesian trackers seemed

@SPharaoh Год назад

@@bureaucratbayonet Zimbabwean trackers**, you want to name a country after a guy named rhodes may he rot in hell.

@bureaucratbayonet Год назад

@@SPharaoh sounds like the country just resembles hell now

@SPharaoh Год назад

@@bureaucratbayonet Many countries have gone through hell and bounced back. The type of hell you’re talking about is designed by your people. Regardless of how it is, the people there are resilient, tough, and they’ll overcome stronger. How do you think among the best designer perfumes come from Europe? It’s documented that Europeans used to be the worst smelling beings ever. There were queens and princesses who vowed to never wash their undies, the plague came because of filth, and incest worst than the devil. Yet, Dior, Hugo Boss, Armani, Versace, Tom Ford, and etc came out of that filth. Zimbabwe will bounce back too.

@tetrakosarihondaturbo2810 Год назад

And i thought UF Pro did a nice video... This one is gold!

@Vitlaus Год назад

measure twice, cut once . . . I like it 👍🏼

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

You got it!

@ldn0224 Год назад

Tom Brown made a great series of books. I still struggle with judging aging tracks.

@peterwookie7779 Год назад

This totally makes me want to get back into esar

@ericoursongperez6120 Год назад

Awesome guys...I sense a possible NETFLIX Series : - )

@canadiantechprep Год назад

Tracking the most dangerous animal on earth...good info.

@MaseratiChris556 Год назад

Thank you for this! I wanted to take a tracking course through Greenside Tactical but I need more currency before I can do such

@ds1752 Год назад

Excellent video! And love the AZ backdrop!

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@frogmantactical Год назад

A good skill to have 🐸🔱

@SnackPack913 Год назад

I wish I had half this guys energy

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Even though he is 55, most of the voices in Karl's head are in their early twenties.

@anthonyj5298 Год назад

Find, Fix, Finish! Graduated 2010.

@brasspill8439 Год назад

Imri, my second favorite Jew. Loved it!!!!

@chadrowe8452 Год назад

I wonder if this expert has ever been tracking a circle and realizing the person he is tracking is tracking him also. I would watch a video on those deceptive techniques. I gave a 👍ty for the education

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Good question! I will add it to the video idea list. Thanks for watching, TR

@budprepper3811 Год назад

If Peter had anymore energy, he could power a city 😳

@l.robertvandyke4398 Год назад

Awesome video

@tomb2289 Год назад

Wow sick 🐾

@waynehendrix4806 Год назад

Is there another video with crayons for Karl? One in which he's followed by a pack of ferrets that like to follow the scent of Old Spice and Preparation H? 😁(Sounds harsh, but this was always how my vet friends talked) Great video. Thanks. Truly informative.

@Victor-hb4hj Год назад

Your guest was wearing a tactical hoodie. Where can I find one?

@chrisfellon9905 Год назад

Who remembers the TV show about the guy who tracked you on horseback in Montana

@jaysonc2102 Год назад

Man Tracker! I learned a lot from that show.

@anraegodley-cooper6321 Год назад

Great video as always Brothers, Blessings.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Much appreciated thanks for watching, TR

@johngreen4278 Год назад

Awsome video, very useful info. Cant wait to practice.

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@F1Supremo1 Год назад

Awesome as always...keep up the energy...

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

Thank you! Will do!

@hawaiiangunner Год назад

I'm in hawaii. I'd love to help by being the one tracked. Spent my whole life in the mountains and jungles of Hawaii hunting and hiking. If you need runners with years of outdoors experience please contact me. All of my hunting experience is stalking and tracking. Do not sit and wait nor do I tree stand.

@taylordyer4087 11 месяцев назад

Is this filmed in New Mexico? Specifically Alamagordo??

@brunodiazdiaz4792 Год назад

Does anyone remember that there was a show where the police or military forces chased a human while he was escaping? Does anyone remember the name of the show?

@Dean1985 Год назад

These guys are extremely well trained and well informed. I wouldn't like to p*ss them off😂

@jarredwoodard9395 Год назад

How about doing a video about evading, possibly with dogs?

@TacticalRifleman Год назад

That gets into tactics, and we don’t do tactics on the open internet. Thanks for watching, TR

@kenponinja1877 Год назад

Have taken classes from John Hurth and Fernando Moreira. Would love to attend a class with this instructor.

@tedcarl5382 Год назад

Hurths book is good for us rednecks. Tons of info I would have never considered. I bet immersion in a class is fantastic.

@CRi5_Ryder Год назад

What Makes You think you'd be looking for Foot prints? its to obvious fellas; Tactical Tracking is about realising Humans aren't always idiot enough to leave foot prints. Good your highlighting the basics.

@paulthomas8989 Год назад

This was great !