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Professional Bushcraft, Wilderness Journeys And College-Level Immersion Programs Since 1999 Skill - Journey - Craft - Nature - Culture - Sustainability - Self |
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The animals of the forest are wary of man and use their finely tuned senses to avoid us. By spending a lot of time sitting still and watching they can be seen, but their tracks betray their secrecy and show us who has been around and what they've been doing without us having to sit still for hours at a time. Learn to identify the common tracks in the forest on this 1-day outing. You'll learn how different animals move, what motivates them, and how to identify their tracks by size, shape, pattern and habitat. You'll also learn how to pour plaster track casts in the snow, where good places are to look for tracks and some general winter outdoor skills. We'll be spending the day in the woods moving through several different habitats. You'll need to dress warmly, and if there is a lot of snow you should bring snowshoes in order to get around. The course runs from 9:30 - 3:30. Bring a lunch as we'll be having a lunchtime fire in the forest. Travel Information and Directions: Travel information is located here. After you register you will receive local driving directions to our site. Cancellation and Refund Policies: Please visit our School Policies page for information on all of our policies. What is included with the tuition: Included in the tuition is instruction and group gear. What is not included with the tuition: Not included with the tuition are personal gear, items from town and any food or meals. Course Insurance: Adventure travel and wilderness education are not inexpensive, and anything can happen when we're in the bush. We recommend that all participants have medical insurance. We also recommend you protect your investment with travel insurance for trips and tuition insurance for courses. Tobacco: Smoking is not permitted in or near any buildings. All cigarette butts are to be placed into the metal can provided. Telephone: We don't have a phone or electricity. If you need to be in constant phone contact please consider bringing a cell phone, and if you need to charge a phone (or other electronic device), please look into getting a charger or bringing extra batteries. Other: Please don't bring any pets or illegal drugs. Questions? Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We reserve the right to include or omit any of the course topics listed due to class interest, availability of materials, inclement weather, or other factor that makes them impractical or unsafe.
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