[FREE] Tracking and Reading Sign: A Guide to Mastering the Original Forensic Science
·•●- Len McDougall ·•●-
| #829913 in Books | Pro Force | 2010-04-28 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.00 x8.60 x8.50l,1.70 | File Name: 161608006X | 192 pages
||5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| Good for beginners|By Geeman|This is a good book for folks to learn some of the art of tracking. I think that it should have had more smaller game in it that people will encounter so they can actually use the book to learn about. Recommend eliminating animals like the SnowShoe Hare, Caribou and Jaguar that most people will not encounter and adding Turkey, Red Squirrel and Grou|About the Author|Len McDougall is a field guide and wildlife tracker in Michigan’s North Woods, where he teaches survival classes and tests outdoors products. His other books include The Complete Tracker, The Encyclopedia of Tracks an
This full-color book is the perfect guide for anyone interested in learning how to track animals and read their signs. It offers an introduction on the principals of tracking and reading sign by looking at tracks, prints, gaits, scats, scents, and animal behaviors. It provides the reader with tracking and stalking techniques such as cold hunting, camouflage, and using the stump method. Over twenty different animals are profiled, including New World Moose, American ... [PDF.jf87] Tracking and Reading Sign: A Guide to Mastering the Original Forensic Science Rating: 3.94 (546 Votes)
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You easily download any file type for your gadget.Tracking and Reading Sign: A Guide to Mastering the Original Forensic Science | Len McDougall. I have read it a couple of times and even shared with my family members. Really good. Couldnt put it down.
