Test your animal tracking IQ

[fofity]

http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/quizes/tracking/tracking.html

[firefighterjosh]

Your score is: 9 out of 13

8 - 10 Not bad at all. If tracking were French, you could select from the menu without unduly worrying about accidentally ordering brains

[elite ATV1]

I scored 13 out of 13 :macho

Link to my score (http://www.fieldandstream.com/gdml.dyn)

link should work.

[Kickstarts-suck]

11 out of 13 :)

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I have that issue of Field and stream

[DeerNuts]

Your score is: 10 out of 13

not 2 shabby since I pretty much only hunt whitetail, turkey, and such.

[Creech52]

I hunt aswell but aside from knowing what a deer track and racoon, rabbit tracks and such. I pretty much had no idea what the hell was going on, but I tried to take educated guesses. Much like the first question I knew what the differences of the cat over canine paw was by looking, even though I didnt have any idea what I was looking for. But anyway I got a 9 out of 13.

[trx400EXtreme]

i got 9 out of 13. the deer ones were easy.:rolleyes:

[ilpadrino113]

Correct! Yes, it's a side lope. A lope is a slow form of gallop, in which at least one hind foot registers behind a front foot in each group of four tracks. In a standard lope, the four-track pattern is C-shaped. A side lope registers in an angled line of four tracks. This gait enables the bear to maintain a slight curve to his body, so that as he lopes away he can more easily look back at an animal that may have startled him.


Your score is: 12 out of 13


How the crowd answered:
A: Lope 26.3%
B: Side Lope 73.6%


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[FourFiftyFour]

8 - 10 Not bad at all. If tracking were French, you could select from the menu without unduly worrying about accidentally ordering brains

I guess not bad for a girl! lol

[Ralph]

Ive never hunted or tracked an animal, i got 9/13

[trxwannbe]

i've never hunted or tracked an animal either but i am in zoology class

Answer
Correct! Yes, it's a side lope. A lope is a slow form of gallop, in which at least one hind foot registers behind a front foot in each group of four tracks. In a standard lope, the four-track pattern is C-shaped. A side lope registers in an angled line of four tracks. This gait enables the bear to maintain a slight curve to his body, so that as he lopes away he can more easily look back at an animal that may have startled him.
Your score is: 11 out of 13
How the crowd answered:
A: Lope 26.5%
B: Side Lope 73.4%


6075 people have answered this question


10 - 12 Very impressive. You're not just a hunter, you're a true outdoorsman (or woman).