There is still time to register for this year's conference. It's going to be a very exciting event! See the web page below for more details. We have an ...
The link below is to the info for the upcoming Joel Hardin tracking class. Cut and paste it to your browser. If you have any questions don't hesitate to...
I'm Molly, a homeschooling mom of 3 in northeast Texas. Over the past year or so we've encountered more wildlife than in rest of my whole life it seems!! We...
Hi Molly, welcome to the club! I'm glad you have taken such an interest, not only in tracking, but in the wildlife your family seems to find literally in your...
Hey everyone, I recently found an area in prairie grass that has 6 or 7 different den holes. The area is well used with paths coming from every direction....
"Call for Presenters" TRACKING 2007 An ISPT Tracking Symposium www.ispt.org October 19-21, 2007 Location will be at Camp Don Bosco near Carnation, Washington...
... Raccoons will use abandoned coyote or fox dens, they normally like to be near water when they eat but it is not necessary. Do you live in an area where...
Thanks for replying Lu! I live in northwestern Illinois where badgers are supposed to exist, but I have never seen, or even heard of one being around my area....
Normally raccoons choose a community "latrine" in the vicinity of their den and use it for all defecation. The scat would not be just "all around" and randomly...
Joel Hardin will be teaching a tracking class on 2-4 March '07 near Appomattox, Va.. The class is open to all interested parties. Cost is $365.00 and includes...
Can someone direct me to a resource(s)that addresses night tracking procedures? Night tracking procedures that do not use white light illumination? Jerry...
Hello everyone, I added a few months back but this is my first post. I put photos I've taken over the past few month with my best guesses as to what made them...
I originally thought that too but I went back and did not find any prints with what looked like an opposable thumb. Although, shortly after taking these photos...
In "Raccoon 2" it looks like a coon, especially the hind next to your flashlight. In "Raccoon 1" I'd say the top (left) track is a coon front. The bottom...
Both photos are from the same group. The close-up is of the tracks above and to the right of my flashlight in the overall photo and just to the left of the...
Tony Nottingham England TO: All People Who Care I am a private individual posting this message to help Laboratory Animals and us all. I apologize if...
Tony Nottingham England TO: All People Who Care I am a private individual posting this message to help Laboratory Animals and us all. I apologize if...
A good place to start would be a zoo that displays or breeds them, or the Red Panda Project, who also has a list of these zoos. A few are St. Louis Zoo, the...
Wilderness Discovery will present a Man Tracking class on the weekend of 8-10 June '07 in Cumberland, Va.. The total cost for the course is $175.00 which...
I work for an environmental group in northern Iraq (strange but true ... see www.natureiraq.org) and we are doing biodiversity surveys in Kurdistan. We have a...
Hmmm, I see my attached file didn't come through ... how do I show the images ... can I copy them into the message body here... hmmm, no that doesn't work....
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Ok, I uploaded to the files section ... the images weren't good enough to load as photos, so check out the pdf file called Iraq Mammals in Question. ... for...
Hi, You can post it in the photos section and all members can see it there. You can't attach files to emails sent to the group. Hope that helps. Kim ... -- ...
I think we need to get some new activity here, so here goes. I have been doing a tracking class with elementary school kids these past couple of weeks, and it...
Hi Bill, I'm not as familiar with rodent behavior, but I know that rodents will often cannibalize smaller members of their group, often a male consuming young....
Okay, some new info: Groundhogs will eat meat if it is necessary for survival. Such situations would be in times of drought, when vegetation is scarce. I...
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