Art tracking animals

Native Americans believe that tracking animals is sacred responsibility. They believe that it is a gift that will allow you to enter the life of the animal and the center of the house, and hence you must cherish it and respect the animals by not being disturbing It will not. Results can be disastrous, especially for young people who are likely to be abandoned if you get too close and disturbing them. It is important that you remember that you are the visitor of their home and not more. In Africa, tracking technology is lost as the new generation loses interest in nature and instead selects technology to live in outdoor activities and modern cities. As a result, a special program was developed to try and preserve the unique art of tracking in Africa, with moderate success so far.

Tracking studies and learns of all signs of animal presence, ie ground spool, vegetation spool, scent, feeding signs, urine, feces, saliva, territory signs, evacuation centers, incidental signs, situation sign evacuation centers Including that. Since they provide most information on animal's identity, movement and activity,. The road is also very important by offering other signs and adding details.

Just as footprints and walking methods can identify people, each animal can be identified with its spool and its own way of walking. Poor people may indicate age, weight, sex, and health status. Larger mammals and birds can be identified to specific species by their spools, but in small animals they can only focus on genus, family, or order. Its desolation from other species.

The best footsteps to read are those found in slightly damp Earth or snow. Footprints should always be remembered that animals can easily be distorted by running, sliding, twisting. Hind legs may also step into where there was a forefoot, so distort both prints. The shape of the print shows the activities the animal was involved in at that time.

Other follow-up signs include: fragrance, it is affected by the temperature and the weather. When the weather is cool and calm, the scent lasts longer than it is hot and windy. Morning and evening is also a fragrant time than noon, obviously in winter it is better than summer time in the winter. Damp grounds are more advantageous than dry land, but rain will erase all scents. However, if it rains for several days and the air is moist, the tracker may be able to smell the animal under the correct wind conditions.

When it comes to identifying feces it is easier to associate them with the fresh footprints of the field, this is also a good way to learn to recognize feces. Fresh urine and feces provide additional information on the age of the spool, but feces reveal a lot about animal meals. The position of the urine patch relative to the position of the footprint can indicate the sex of the animal.

Accidental signs are like hair tufts, feathers or porcupine feathers, and may not even be related to the spools involved. They may belong to the animals being tracked, but they were blown there by the wind, they may have been there for a long time and have little to do with the current activities of the animals Hmm.

Symptoms of the situation are indirect signs, which are usually some kind of behavior by other animals, showing the existence of the animals being tracked. For example, Oxpecker birds riding Buffalo, Elland and Kudoo to suck ticks and flies fly away if there is something coming, not only give caution to animals, they lose sight of their position I will excuse you. Baboons also move around quickly and turn their attention to themselves by producing a lot of noise.

The tracker needs to know the circumstances well and know the pattern of nature that is not disturbed. Then, even if the disturbance is small, it will be recognized when something inside it is disturbed. For tracking spools, if you place the spool between the tracker and the sun, the shadows coming out of the bulge of the spool are displayed well. Tracking is easiest in the morning and late afternoon when the shadow of the ridge is long and stands out more than noon. If possible, the tracker slows down, so you can look at yourself instead of the ground at your feet. However, when terrain is difficult to handle, you need to pay close attention when looking at the nearby ground and checking where you are going, as well as any changes in the direction of the spool.

Excellent followers can imagine themselves instead of animals and be able to anticipate the way it might have done. Then you should be able to predict where to find the sign without looking for valuable time in vain. This also requires detailed knowledge of the surrounding area and terrain to predict the outage with the road taken and possible water holes.

If the tracer looks at the animal, it is important that it remains undetected from all other animals nearby. This means to avoid dry leaves and twigs and move quietly in dry grass as much as possible. It is also important to stay in the animal's leeward. That is, the wind must blow against the tracker and away from the animal.

In order to make it successful, there are a lot of technologies to keep tracking and knowledge to learn. As most of that knowledge has to be taught at a practical level it can hardly be obtained from books, and when the course is over after the lesson, every beginner tracker knows that the real lesson has just begun I will.