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Maybe you've seen people on TV "track" humans through the woods by following invisible clues. It's a lot harder than TV makes it look! With this honor you can learn to see and interpret ''sign'' left by wildlife (and by humans), and make a collection of plaster castings of animal tracks. Open your eyes to another world!

Maybe you've seen people on TV "track" humans through the woods by following invisible clues. It's a lot harder than TV makes it look! With this honor you can learn to see and interpret ''sign'' left by wildlife (and by humans), and make a collection of plaster castings of animal tracks. Open your eyes to another world!

Maybe you've seen people on TV "track" humans through the woods by following invisible clues. It's a lot harder than TV makes it look! With this honor you can learn to see and interpret sign left by wildlife (and by humans), and make a collection of plaster castings of animal tracks. Open your eyes to another world!

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−	Maybe you've seen people "track" humans through the woods ~~on TV~~ by following invisible clues. It's a lot harder than TV makes it look! With this honor you can learn to see and interpret ''sign'' left by wildlife (and by humans), and make a collection of plaster castings of animal tracks. Open your eyes to another world!	+	Maybe you've seen people on TV "track" humans through the woods by following invisible clues. It's a lot harder than TV makes it look! With this honor you can learn to see and interpret ''sign'' left by wildlife (and by humans), and make a collection of plaster castings of animal tracks. Open your eyes to another world!