no tracking section eh kids?

[Wiggy]

Who did you get your certification through?

Got mine through MTSU FIRE (forensic institute for research and education). Dr. Hugh Berryman was the head instructor, I highly recommend it.

[kyratshooter]

for all those wondering, MTSU is a real university that gives real credit for classes taught by trained professionals.

This is not a class given by someone that learned to track from the coyote spirit or some mysterious "grandfather" that no one else in the family knows anything about!

http://www.mtsu.edu/fire/components/mantracking.php

Imagine, outdoor skills taught at a real college for credits leading to valid certifications and degrees!!

[Wiggy]

Yup, the sheriff's department that I work for sent me to the class. The class is lead by a forensic anthropologist and the staff was all swat team members from middle Tennessee. All the co-instructors were in law enforcement. I asked what their opinion of Tom Brown Jr. was... They wouldn't even talk about it, lol.

[Lamewolf]

Always carry raisins in your pocket when teaching deer tracking..........

And prunes for when you get lost - they leave and unmistakable trail if you know what I mean !

[hunter63]

And prunes for when you get lost - they leave and unmistakable trail if you know what I mean !

Raisins are for switching out with deer poop when tracking a deer with a friend.
Pick up poop pellet, switch with a raisin,...... pop into your mouth,..... proclaim that the "poop" is 3 hours old.

Then ask you friend to verify your findings, and hand him pellet to eat.
They will always agree with you after that.

[crashdive123]

Remind me to never track deer with H63.


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