Ever wondered what it takes to track animals in the wild?

I sat down with @alexvdheever - a Master Tracker from South Africa - to unpack this ancient skill

This is a masterclass on a skill so few people have

I had goosebumps for 60 minutes...
🎙️Episode 7 is now out!

Over the last two decades, Alex has tracked

⚠️ jaguars in the Amazon jungle
⚠️ bears in California
⚠️ grizzlies and wolves in Montana
⚠️ pumas in Patagonia
⚠️ the famous black mane lions of the Kalahari
In this episode, Alex reveals what it takes

- the role of intuition
- the mental processes
- the powerful role of his mentor and friend Renias
- dreaming about the track
- the 5 elements of tracking
In the process we uncover what Alex's relationship with Renias taught him about relationships across races.

He answers the question, is it possible to connect with animals spiritually or emotionally?

And so much more
Listen to the full episode here

pod.link/1539194896
For links and show notes check out the blog!

curiouslionlearning.com/podcasts/alex-…

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