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Mammal Tracks and Sign
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Track Stew
- 3 to 4 coyote tracks (fresh)
- 12 raccoon tracks
- 1 to 2 large-sized boot tracks
- Snow and ice to taste
- 40 to 50 pellets deer scat (doe of course)
- 20 pellets porcupine scat
- 1 carefully strained mud puddle (usually from
carrying it home)
- 1 liter sandy loam
Grind up the tracks, adding the mud puddle ingredients a
little at a time. Add boot tracks to mixture then fold in
ice and snow. Mix well and season, garnish with scat.
Delicious served with a little of last year's bull. May also
be taken on future trips where ingredients are scarce.
--Dean Gugler & Fleur-Ange Lamothe |
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| There is a page for each mammal, which includes
tracks, scat, hair, and other signs of the mammal's presence
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"Tracks exist at the interface
where the sky drags along the surface of the earth."
-- Tom Brown Jr, from The Tracker. |
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