If you’ve come across a track or sign that for the life of you, you can’t figure out, then here is your opportunity to get some expert opinions on it. Make sure your picture is clear, big enough and has something that can be used as a scale. We don’t accept images anything over 150kb, so crop the unnecessary bits or reduce the whole image and send it as a JPG file. Remember to tell us where you saw the track (the nearest big town will help), whether it was on a nature reserve where extralimital species might occur and any other information you feel is important.

  

Alex has worked and tracked with some of Africa’s finest trackers at Londolozi Private Game Reserve and has made these experiences the focal point of his motivational presentations. He is one of South Africa’s few Senior Trackers and tracking evaluators. Alex is also the founder of Samara Tracking school, which gives a handful of less privileged students an opportunity to develop and learn the skills associated with tracking, as well as how to communicate that knowledge to others, giving them an excellent chance of acquiring work in the safari industry.

Dave has worked as naturalist, field guide and camp manager in a number of parks and reserves in Southern Africa and Zambia where he furthered a boyhood interest in tracking. He has been involved in guide and tracker training and has published articles on tracking. Currently a farmer, he finds tracking an indispensable tool in his daily work.