The Evolution of Tracking

For thousands of years across Africa, humans meticulously tracked animals, observing the smallest details to glean any insights as to the whereabouts of an animal they're trying to turn into dinner. But as our technology improved and access to food became less bushmeat-oriented, the art of tracking seemed destined for the history books until ecotourism and anti-poaching efforts revived it. Master tracker Louis Liebenberg gives Boyd a crash course on tracking animals so that Boyd can get a perfect shot at a prize rhino - with his camera.