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The Tracker

Tom Brown Jr.

Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

Rating: 4.18 | 1562 Users | 141 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Tracker
ISBN:	0425101339 (ISBN13: 9780425101339)
Edition Language:	English

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In what promises to be the most acclaimed new voice of spirit, man and nature since Castaneda, the famous "Pine Barrens" tracker reveals how he acquired the skill that has saved dozens of lives - including his own. His story begins with the chance meeting between an ancient Apache and a New Jersey boy. It tells of an incredible apprenticeship in the Wild, learning all that is hidden from modern man...

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Title	:	The Tracker
Author	:	Tom Brown Jr.
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	October 15th 1986 by Berkley (first published 1978)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Environment. Nature. Biography. Adventure. Survival. Autobiography. Memoir. Outdoors

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Similar to the Castaneda controversy, without proof that Stalking Wolf and Rick ever existed there will always be doubts about authenticity. I also can't believe he jumped from a tree and killed a buck. Why use a knife to kill a deer? Seems cruel and unusual and at odds with "the spirit that moves all things". I think the truth was stretched in this book to make it more interesting.

An awesome book/story that I found to be very inspiring. I'm re-reading the book to my wife who is enjoying the content and message as much as I did. Wish all children could learn the value of nature and their connection with the fabric of life..."be one with nature, not be in nature"...

Fascinating story of living in harmony with nature and learning to read its signs. Does anyone have this skill anymore?

No series of books has impacted my life and worldview more than Brown's. This book was givin to me by a teacher in high school and it changed me forever. I have read this book more times than any other. It will forever be a part of me. I have attended Tom's school in New Jersey and learned more in that space of time than in any course I have taken in college or university. I cannot recomend this book too much. If you love the outdoors and believe in the Spirit-that-moves-through-all-things this

Just as one reads words to glean information, Tom Brown reads tracks and the patterns of nature. He gained much of his ability and sensitivity to nature as a boy under the tutelage of an old Apache named Stalking Wolf in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. I envy the opportunity Tom Brown had to get such a feel for nature in his blood when he was just a boy. I would love to have had a mentor like Stalking Wolf when I was a girl. What lessons I could have learned, like "feel tracking" (tracking in the

True or not, this was an exciting read with all the feels of the outdoors that any backpacker/camper would understand and love.

Some people worship Tom Brown as a god. Some people think he is a complete fraud. I have no opinion on him either way, and I read this book as such. Some of the adventures are a stretch. However, everything is told in a fashion that kept me reading. Fiction or non-fiction? I don't care. I found the book entertaining. If you go into it with no preconceived notions about Tom Brown, I think you will enjoy the book.