Montana Outdoors Vol 37 No 6 Nov/dec 2006
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The stories are both ancient and new, refreshed by each snowfall and rainstorm.
Trailcraft is the ancient skill of interpret- ing animal sign to tell the stories of nature.
"It's like being a detective," says Brian Gid/fings, who coordinates the Monfana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Furbearer Program.
"You have to look at all the clues: track size, trail pattern, stride length, and scat [animal droppings]." The sum total is part data, part imagination. The reward comes when the puzzle pieces click int...o place and the picture takes form. Because it reveals so much about wildlife we rarely see, tracking adds an excit- ing dimension to any nature outing.
Why track?
By tracking, we enter secret worlds where humans rarely venture. I have hrieflv glimpsed only two lynx and two \ during my 39 years, but I have followed the tracks of several for miles at a time. I have BEAR HERE Wildlife leave all types of clues indicating their presence, such as claw • marks on an aspen.
actually seen only one live northern flying squirrel, but I have often found their flat tails and other remains under owl roosts.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 37 No 6 Nov/dec 2006?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stories are both ancient and new, refreshed by each snowfall and rainstorm.
Trailcraft is the ancient skill of interpret- ing animal sign to tell the stories of nature.
"It's like being a detective," says Brian Gid/fings, who coordinates the Monfana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Furbearer Program.
"You have to look at all the clues: track size, trail pattern, stride length, and scat [animal droppings]." The sum total is part data, part imagination. The reward comes when the puzzle pieces click int...o place and the picture takes form. Because it reveals so much about wildlife we rarely see, tracking adds an excit- ing dimension to any nature outing.
Why track?
By tracking, we enter secret worlds where humans rarely venture. I have hrieflv glimpsed only two lynx and two \ during my 39 years, but I have followed the tracks of several for miles at a time. I have BEAR HERE Wildlife leave all types of clues indicating their presence, such as claw • marks on an aspen.
actually seen only one live northern flying squirrel, but I have often found their flat tails and other remains under owl roosts.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 37 No 6 Nov/dec 2006?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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