Ray Mears – Outdoor Tracking Handbook
22nd October @ 16:00 – 17:00
Ray Mears has accumulated his tracking skills over 35 years of practice in the field, all over the world, and this book will be the first authoritative but accessible and practical manual.
An essential guide for enthusiasts who want to discover the outdoors in a new way, and read the secret stories of animals and birds in the tracks they leave behind as well as a go-to reference for professionals, from naturalists to police and military operatives, the hand book is illustrated with clear instructions, interlaced with Ray’s own inspiring first-hand experiences.
In ITV’s landmark 2021 series Wild China, Ray tracked the rare and elusive snow leopard, enabling his film crew to capture in groundbreaking new footage. His work with the military and police, meanwhile, is often highly confidential. In this book, he draws deeply from every avenue of an extraordinary life’s work, and passes on his hard-earned expertise.
Ray Mears has become recognised throughout the world as an authority on the subject of bushcraft and survival. TV series including Ray Mears’ Bushcraft, Ray Mears’ World of Survival, Extreme Survival and Ray Mears goes Walkabout have made him a household name over the past two decades, but he has spent his whole life learning these skills, and founded Woodlore School of Wilderness Bushcraft over 35 years ago. He lives in Sussex with his family.
Ray Mears will be in conversation with Jenny Devitt.
Tickets £12.00 (£8.00 Students)
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