Tracking requires patience and keen observation. It’s about tuning in to the subtle clues that others might overlook—the broken twig here, the displaced stone there, the pattern of movement. The quiet connection between the tracker and the land is something special. I spend hours, sometimes days, navigating through forests, deserts, or savannahs, following the twists and turns of animal trails, always curious about where they’ll lead. Whether I’m tracking big game like wolves or smaller creatures like foxes or birds, the experience is always a reminder of how intricate and interconnected life is.