Wolf Tracking Immersion

February 11-17, 2024
at Teaching Drum Outdoor School
7124 Military Road
Three Lakes, WI 54562

Tuition Options

· $1,500 Includes 3 meals/day and lodging. (Early-bird deal: $1,400 until December 15!)

· $800 (Volunteer Discount—3 available)

*To give the opportunity for people to pay in accordance with their financial means, we offer a sliding-scale tuition. Contact us to learn more.

Step into Their World

What stirs within you when you first come upon the tracks of wild wolves in the snow? Join us as we unveil the story the tracks tell of wolves’ movement patterns and relationships with packmates. Tufts of fur, bones, bloodstains, scat, and scent markings paint vivid scenes. Tune in to the sights, sounds, and smells of the forest. Tune in to your own wildness. Walk in step with Wolf.

This course features:

In-depth in-person experience of the track and sign of wild wolves
Expert guidance from CyberTracker certified trackers
Informative and inspiring evening recaps of the day’s adventures
3 meals/day
Lodging (optional)
Transportation to tracking sites
Supplementary resources for further education
Connection with fellow wolf tracking enthusiasts

Workshop Format

We spend the day reading a pack’s story, which is written in the sign left behind. Tracks in the snow show a pack’s movement patterns around kill sites, loafing areas, playgrounds, and rendezvous, and denning sites. You’ll learn about the skills and talents of each individual in the pack, and each one’s archetypal role.

Every evening, we gather around in a circle to explore the mysteries uncovered in the field that day. Special guests with intimate knowledge of Wolves will join us and share their stories.

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Course Information

Location: Lodging, meals, and indoor activities take place at the Teaching Drum Outdoor School’s Giant Pine Lodge near Three Lakes, Wisconsin. We track the Wolves in the surrounding Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

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