After many tracks and significant practical experience, students will want to take this next level in tracking to further their skills. A detailed and comprehensive approach for the tactical tracker. Additional skills provide the basic tracker with the ability to complete tracks that are more dificult over a wider variety of terrain.

Course Content

This course includes the same topics as the Tacker Level One, but covers each in greater detail:

• Tracking in perspective
• Why track
• History of tracking
• When and where to use tracking
• Definitions and terminology
• What does it take to track
• Equipment for tracking
• Use of light
• Sign cutting stick and the step-by-step method
• Labeling tracks
• Dealing with facts
• Tracking team
• Detecting sign
• Classification of prints
• Signcutting
• Track aging
• Handling evidence
• Strategy
• Tracking the evader

There will also be more emphasis and in-depth study on:

• teamwork
• observation skills
• aging track
• participation
• vegetative tracking
• evidence recording

(Price is for presentation to a group - not for each individual in the group)

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