What are Gait Studies? Gait refers to the movement pattern the animal is using and the corresponding gait pattern is left for trackers to interpret. In human terms, walk, jog, run, sprint, sit, stand, kneel, etc, etc.
Course Information
Dates:
Sat, 01/12/2019 - 10:00am to Sun, 01/13/2019 - 4:00pm
Age:
18 and up.
This class is overnight and includes food and camping.
The Winter Tracking Intensive is open to all skill levels and students. The weekend will be predominantly experience based, offering guided ‘dirt time’ in which students can push their skills in real tracking situations. Trailing and interpretation will be a major theme for the weekend as we take in depth looks into the lives of the animals living in Vermont’s forests. When the sun goes down students will be offered ecological tracking information and apply it to creating an accurate map of the land they have tracked and how the animals have moved through it. We will also check out skull and bone, and feather identification. Expect to cover a lot of snow in any weather conditions and to spend two full long days in the forests and fields tracking. Snow shoes recommended.
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Price:
$250.00
Deposit:
$100.00
Directions, Gear & Logistics
Logistical information about what to bring for your class, camping during overnight courses, directions and so forth can be found here.
Registration Forms
Online registrations are preferred, but registration by mail is accepted. Either proceed online above, or mail in the forms below with a check for the deposit.
Custom Payments
If you need to pay a remaining balance or discussed a custom payment option, you can pay that here.