Tracker Manual by Alex van den Heever, Renias Mhlongo, Karel Benadie, Ian Thomas
A detailed and richly illustrated manual to the region’s most common animal tracks and signs.
Sharing decades of expertise on the ground, the authors have compiled a superb, detailed and well illustrated manual to the most common tracks and signs.
This highly recommended manual will appeal to everyone who loves nature. Not just an
essential tool for would-be-guides, it is also an easy reference book for everyone who enjoys
the wilds.
A handy size for quick reference in the bush, it is an important reference book at any time.
Alex van den Heever and Renais Mhlongo are also authors of Changing A Leopard's Spots - The Adventures of Two Wildlife Trackers.
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