happy thanksgiving all. Here's the second part of the navigation vid from http://www.backcountryhunters.org
Have a good one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=z-FsuV_3RLw
another great and informative video.
Thanks for making it.
I love the split screen with the active map as you are pointing things out. That was a really nice touch.
Again, great job!
I look forward to the next one!
Can tell you enough how great your videos are, super informative. Btw, very beautiful country that way, I was in sawtooth national forest this past august. If you don't mind me asking what do you do for a living?
Thanks
Alright! Another much appreciated post!
Tim
thanks....
Nice Video. What brand and model of conpass are you using? It's hard to find a good compass around here.
Great video. In the process of learning how to use a map and compass. Can't wait to get out and use what I learn.
Josh
Thanks! You should be a scoutmaster. I've share your videos with my sons, daughters and wife and you've spared them having to put up with me bumbling through compass nav. teaching :thumbsup:
Rusty
Thanks guys, I think the next vid will be an into to tracking - kindof a "beyond bloodtrails" type thing. That will be the 6th and final vid for the fall/winter. We'll pick it up again in the spring.
Edge, I'm a wildlife biologist so I get to spend a lot of time knocking around the backcountry looking at habitat.
That's for all te work in your videos. I really enjoy them!
Excellent work Clay! I just watched both parts.
The next vid should be up in a few days. I'd planned on an intro to tracking but, shortly before starting to film, we had our first major cold snap and the ground froze solid. Tracks aren't registering well enough to show what I wanted to. I'll post the new topic as soon as it's up. Thanks for following.
Thanks clay, looking forward to that tracking video as well
This is great! Thanks for sharing it with us Clay! :thumbsup:
Bernie Bjorklund
NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin