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Ray Mears: How to track wildlife

BBC Wildlife Magazine

BBC Wildlife Magazine online

How do you become at one with the landscape and follow the animals that live there? Well, BBC Wildlife Magazine spent a day in the woods with Ray Mears and asked that exact question.

You can now read the full interview with Ray online, complete with useful tracking insights and stories from his past adventures, from the following link:

Ray Mears: How to track wildlife

If you’re interested in learning about tracking and giving it a go yourself, why not take a look at our Woodlore Tracking course, or the Animal Tracks & Signs guide book.

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Woodlore, School of Wilderness Buchcraft was founded in 1983, by the British Bushcraft and survival expert Ray Mears. Woodlore began as a relatively unknown company, offering a small selection of courses on bushcraft techniques. With Ray's ambition and perserverance, Woodlore has since grown into a world-renowned and highly respected school, offering in-depth courses on a wide range of bushcraft and survival subjects. In addition to training, Woodlore now also provides some of the finest outdoors equipment from around the world, carefully selected on the basis of our extensive experience.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at 10:42 am and is filed under Bushcraft Tips, Ray Mears.

4 Responses to “Ray Mears: How to track wildlife” - most recent displayed first

  1. September 30th, 2010 at 1:05 pm

    laurie says:

    Could ray track big cats in the uk and settle this matter

  2. September 2nd, 2010 at 8:37 pm

    Lennart says:

    Thanks for the link Woodlore. A few week ago I was in Sweden. I was able to track down a moose and take pictures of it because of the tips Ray Mears gives on TV. Thanks fot that beautiful experiens.

    Winner of ‘Comment of the Week’

  3. September 2nd, 2010 at 4:54 pm

    Jason Clark says:

    Fantastic write up, very informative. It’s nice to see an honest insight into an ancient art rather than a modern interpretation.

    Keep up the good work.

  4. September 2nd, 2010 at 12:19 pm

    Martin Dryden says:

    Thanks for posting the link woodlore. What a great article with some fantastic insight into tracking and Ray’s open views on the principles and humility required. It’s encouraging to know that even those we look up to are still learning and are open to say as such.
    Thanks again :)

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