How To Identify Animal Tracks

The ability to identify animal tracks is a very unique skill.

Few people ever take their knowledge of tracks beyond the common domestic dog tracks that can be found pretty much anywhere.

Yet track identification is something that anyone can learn by training their eyes to hone in on specific key components of a track.

This video explains 5 specific clues to look for that will help you look much more closely at the important details that you’re going to need to observe when you want to identify animal tracks.

I hope this video has inspired you to look even just a little more closely the next time you see some tracks. There’s an exciting world out there to explore when we open our eyes.

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Comments

steve says

October 9, 2013 at 10:04 pm

awesome! love the editing. hilarity. .. ‘cool huh?’ . ha! totally cool. How can I shave more off my hairy learning journey?
I will totally share this some of my participants. Clear, concise, fun. Thanks Bri!

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- Brian says
  
  October 11, 2013 at 3:13 am
  
  Thanks Steve!
  dirt time, dirt time, dirt time… Nothing beats practice & continual striving for improvement. Definitely keep spreading the word to people who are interested.
  
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