Step by step: when the snow flies, it's time to climb down from your stand and get on the right track

Article Abstract:

Hunting for deer in winter can be aided by following tracks in the snow. A buck's tracks are longer, larger and deeper than those of a doe, and the hoofprints are often accompanied by drag marks. Hunters should cut a track around a mountain rather than a zigzag track down the mountain.

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Wild about learning

Article Abstract:

Project WILD (Wildlife in Learning Design) provides teachers with materials to teach students about nature and wildlife. The information helps students pay attention to classwork and makes learning more enjoyable.

Teaching, Education, Study and teaching, Nature

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Double-teaming

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning deer hunting methods are discussed. In particular the technique of double teaming, tracking deer with a partner, is described.

Hunting, Tracking and trailing, Tracking (Animals)

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