With fall around the corner and the bulk of hunting seasons opening up we wanted to bring this show back to the top of our episode list.
The skills of observation and tracking are two of the most important skills within the hunting community and the information shared by the guests in this episode is invaluable.
We hear it all the time when it comes to sheep, goats, or any alpine dwelling species: let your eyes do the walking. Is this just a matter of patience or, is it a skill that can be acquired and mastered?
And when it comes to tracking, it can be the difference between a hard lesson learned and a successful recovery.
Mark Dambrosio and Owen Mulder, two Marines whose combined backgrounds span the Recon, Scout Sniper, and MARSOC communities, provide an in-depth look at the human biology and psychology that we need to understand and leverage to become more effective at tracking game and truly tune into whatever environment we find ourselves in, whether that’s glassing open terrain or stalking timber/bush.
Mark and Owen also share their thoughts on survival and sustainment skills, as well as some tips for becoming more proficient with your rifle system.
To learn more about the courses they offer, check out www.intsurvival.com.
@markdambrosio_official
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