How to avoid being tracked in the wild during SHTF. A general and basic primer for the novice to help gain the knowledge that can keep you from being Tracked during a SHTF situation.
I like your style, man. This is a unique topic as well, that too few folks think about in a SHTF scenario. As a fellow Rocky Mountain man (Evergreen, CO), this is great stuff. Keep it up, brother.
@@rm3rockymountainmysticman109 Well I appreciate you watching my vids, man! Yours are excellent. I'm pumped I came across them- and will continue to check them out. Best of luck, Logan!
Great energy My kind of crazy A niche in survival videos that I haven’t seen yet. Great Job keep up the great material Stay happy healthy and fluid I LOVE the tracking emphasis.
👍👍👍 escape and evasion tactics! Good video! It could be a good video idea for low food intake rations or fasting you do! I do the old military diet 4 days a week lower calorie and 3 days eating more. I noticed if I eat more natural food I don't get as hungry between eating! God bless you!
Surprised you didn't bring up weather conditions. Hiding tracks in snow is tough. Would like to see suggestions on that. Would also like to see a similar video of comparing and contrasting a few things, not only from the perspective of someone trying not to be tracked, but the person tracking. Another thing I see skipped over is urine. Urine in snow is a dead give away, sure, but men especially are notorious for urinating on anything and everything. Human urine on trees and rocks is especially detectable. Easy to smell, especially if the person is dehydrated, making an extra stinky urine. If you're camping and trying to avoid detection, never pee in the same place twice, if possible pee in a pit a d bury it. You'd be surprised how many people get found by the stench of their urine alone.
Most people can't track for shit you're reasonably safe if you can disrupt and minimise sign for 100-200 meters. Pro-tip, put in a 90 degree turn on those rocks to break your direction of travel. Be very careful on your reentry into vegetation. If an untrained pursuit party lose you in the rocks they'll still just continue to follow in your direction of travel hoping you don't change your DOT, and if you didn't? ... Well they are still following you. A half way decent tracker is a different problem. They will know not to waste time tracking in the rocks and sign cut you on re-entry to vegetation. They have wasted no time, you have.
I follow many Native practices. If you use any local Native techniques I would be interested in a video like this. I study the Anishinaabe tribes of the Great Lakes.
@@PenntuckytheCrag hey Penn! Yes the First Nation tribes of the Great Lakes are Anishinaabe. It encompasses the Ojibwe, Potawatomi, Chippewa, and Ottawa.
