Epic Animal Tracking Episode #1: Wolf, Coyote, Fox, Domestic Dog - Identification Tips
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Tracking: Wild vs Domestic Canine Tracks
One of the most common questions we get about animal tracking is from people simply trying to find out if the track they found is from a wild or domestic canine. We have found over our years of tracking instruction that learning this distinction is the best place to start tracking, as it is the foundation for opening our eyes to the finer details that come later.
For the next several episodes of Into Their World, we will be taking you on an exploration of how to read what animals have left behind. We will show you how to identify tracks, scat, and sign of common animals in the United States. But it's more than just classifying the tracks, it's about an animal being hungry, pregnant, wounded, a member of a group, predator or prey, and so much more. Please join us on this journey!
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A very, very good detailed video!
Thank you so much! We have more on the way this month. Check back again soon!
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@Lee Isaac Yup, have been watching on Flixzone for since november myself :D
@Lee Isaac yea, I've been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)
Great job!
Thank you, Roberto!
I am trying to track a wild dog that lives in the woods beside my house and this was very helpful, thank you!
Thank you! We are so glad you found it helpful... That is our goal! 😁
Thank you for this informative video. I live in a wildlife corridor, and there are so many tracks that I can not sort them out. I look forward to seeing more from you!
Thanks so much. We are glad you enjoyed it! We hope to have more videos for this series coming this winter!
So succinct and well explained for children and adults!
Thank you. We hope to keep putting out more of these! 😁
Quite interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Paul
Thank you so much, Paul!
many years ago I had the fantastic luck to come a cross a grey/ black fox and a black cat starring each other down no more than 10 feet away from me....it was alsome.
I love to nature walk in the dawn light. The urban jungle can be fun too.
Thanos Infinity wow! That's a fantastic story! How lucky to see the fox, and interacting with the cat, too?! People are often amazed at what animals live among them in the urban areas. They are more resilient than we give credit! 😁
Fantastic series thank you
Thank you so much!
Thanks this is very informative ! Now I would love to see the ones on Deer, Elk, moose
We can certainly do that, and very soon! ✅ Thanks for watching our videos!
@@NatureTechFamily so when will I get to see the other vids . I have sent this to my 2 daughters, son & grandson
4:59 I really thought you were going to say, "The most reliable way to determine if the animal is wild or domestic is to follow it for a while, and ask yourself: Do I feel lucky?"
Ha! And that should ALWAYS be on your mind if you are tracking bears! 😁
Thank you very much for sharing this information - your presentation was informative and interesting.
Thanks so much! We are very happy that you found it helpful. 👍
Man If you knew more about other animals I'd love to see that cause I could learn from you in this stuff🤘🏻
WOLF MAN1008 thank you! We do have more coming, very soon! Did you see our other video differentiating cats and dogs? Be sure to check back for the next one - probably after the holidays!
Very informative..... A+ 4 info
texheel thank you very much! Be sure to see our other tracking videos in our Epic Animal Tracking Playlist. 👍
I did...would love to see more info on other tracks such as raccoon, coyotes, and other small mammals
Great. We will put that on our list for sure! Our next one is about telling between male/female, antlers/no antlers, pregnant female (works for deer, canines, and felines).
track 1 is dog and track 2 is WOLF ..im i right...?
I live in northeast Ohio and found some tracks that I am trying to identify ? Are you on Facebook ? I would love your opinion on what we found...
We would love to see the tracks you found. You can send them to us at naturetechfam@gmail.com
I sent them to you. Thanks for the reply.
Oh my god, it's pronounced CIE-OH-TEE! Not COY-OTE!
マンアンディ apparently, Webster's Dictionary disagrees that there's only one way to pronounce that word. noun coy·ote \kī-ˈō-tē, chiefly Western ˈkī-ˌōt\
Some say pot a toe , some say pot at oh