Tag Archives: Tracking

Man’s Best Friend: The Importance and Impact of Truth in K9 Handling

Posted on August 8, 2016 by ITS Guest Contributor

Growing up, I’ve always been a dog guy. Though I didn’t have many dogs growing up, I always felt drawn… View Article

Posted in K9 | Tagged Boulder Creek Performance K9, Dog Handler, Dog Handling, Imminent Threat Solutions, ITS Tactical, K9, police, Search and Rescue, Tracking, Trailing | 8 Comments

The Fourth Annual ITS Muster and Skill-Set Development Excursion is Underway!

Posted on October 16, 2015 by The ITS Crew

We’re officially underway on the fourth annual ITS Muster. ITS members have come in from all around the country and… View Article

Posted in ITS Information | Tagged Communications, Dead Drop, Digital Security, first aid, Ghillie Suits, Imminent Threat Solutions, ITS Tactical, Knot Tying, Lock Impressioning, Lock Picking, Muster, Red Teaming, skill-set, Social Engineering, Survival Kit, Tracking, Vehicle Entry | 5 Comments

Gearing Up for the 4th Annual ITS Muster: Skills You Need to Know

Posted on June 1, 2015 by The ITS Crew

We’re busy here at ITS HQ prepping for Muster 4 and time is running out to get your payment sent… View Article

Posted in ITS Information | Tagged combat tracking, Communications, Dead Drops, ghillie suit, Imminent Threat Solutions, Knot Tying, Muster, Muster 2015, Muster 4, Red Team, skill-set, Tracking | 4 Comments

2015 ITS Tactical Muster and Skill-Set Development Excursion

Posted on April 9, 2015 by The ITS Crew

Today we’re extremely excited to announce that registration for the 2015 ITS Muster is now open! We’ve been getting a… View Article

Posted in ITS Information | Tagged 4th Annual Muster, Communications, Concealment Techniques, Dead Drops, Digital Reconnaissance, Digital Security, Ghillie Suit Construction, ITS Tactical Muster, Knot Tying, Lock Impressioning, Muster, Muster 4, Muster IV, muster skill-set development excursion, Red Teaming and the Adversarial Mindset, Skill Set Development, Social Engineering, Survival Kit Usage, Tracking, Vehicle Entry, Wilderness First Aid | 7 Comments

Choose Your Own Adventure: Navigation Basics You Need to Know

Posted on March 16, 2015 by The ITS Crew

Whether you’re an avid outdoorsman or a sunshine fearing cubicle dweller, knowing the basics of navigation can be a life… View Article

Posted in Navigation | Tagged adventure, combat tracking, Compass, Folding a Topo Map, folding a topographic mac, Land Navigation, Maps, MGRS, military grid reference system, Navigation, North Star, open road, Pace Count, road atlas, Star Navigation, stars, topo map, Topographic Map, tracker, Tracking | 2 Comments

How to Use Patrolling Tactics to Move as a Team

Posted on September 29, 2014 by Nick H.

It’s always the same story in action movies, the bad guy is walking around his home or the courtyard outside… View Article

Posted in SKILLCOM | Tagged Actions at the objective, Army Field Manual, battlefield, exfil, hunting, infil, military, patrol, patrolling, soldier, stealth, tactic, tactical movement, Tactics, Tracking | 11 Comments

The Military Combat Trackers Guide to Countertracking and Evading Pursuers

Posted on August 18, 2014 by John Hurth

Countertracking techniques are employed as an attempt to lose those who are pursuing you. There are three main techniques to… View Article

Posted in Navigation | Tagged countertracker, countertracking, enemy, hunting, lost, pursue, Search, tracker, Tracking | 1 Comment

Being Found: How to Increase your Survivability by Understanding How Search and Rescue Personnel Work

Posted on July 15, 2014 by Evan Koepke

When was the last time you were traveling and looked up only to realize that your real and perceived locations… View Article

Posted in Survival | Tagged adventure, Emergency, exploration, explore, help, injured, Land Nav, lost, missing person, mountains, Navigation, outdoors, rescue, SAR, Search and Rescue, Survival, Tracking, wilderness, Wilderness Search & Rescue | 10 Comments

Tips from a Military Combat Tracker to Jumpstart your Tracking Knowledge

Posted on July 1, 2014 by John Hurth

The purpose of a Combat Tracker is threefold; establish or re-establish contact with an elusive enemy, gather information about the… View Article

Posted in Navigation | Tagged Army, combat, combat tracker, following, hunting, john hurth, skill, skill-set, special forces, tips, tracker, Tracking, TYR, tyr group | 7 Comments

What Does a Military Combat Tracker’s EDC Consist Of? John Hurth of TÝR Group Walks us Through His Loadout

Posted on June 3, 2014 by John Hurth

A combat tracker squad needs to travel as light as possible, but still carry the right equipment to survive on… View Article

Posted in Load Bearing | Tagged Army, combat, Combat Tracker EDC, Green Beret, hunt, hunted, hunting, john hurth, military, special forces, tracker, Tracking, tyr group | 36 Comments

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Tag Archives: Tracking

Man’s Best Friend: The Importance and Impact of Truth in K9 Handling

Gearing Up for the 4th Annual ITS Muster: Skills You Need to Know

Choose Your Own Adventure: Navigation Basics You Need to Know

How to Use Patrolling Tactics to Move as a Team

The Military Combat Trackers Guide to Countertracking and Evading Pursuers

Being Found: How to Increase your Survivability by Understanding How Search and Rescue Personnel Work

Tips from a Military Combat Tracker to Jumpstart your Tracking Knowledge

What Does a Military Combat Tracker’s EDC Consist Of? John Hurth of TÝR Group Walks us Through His Loadout

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