1) Demonstrate the ability to stalk and use camouflage and cover, wind,
shadow, and background by doing the following:
By Day:
A) Cross 800m of open country to approach an observer in a known position.
B) Camouflage yourself against 3 different backgrounds, under various weather
conditions.
By Night:
A) Approach unseen and unheard, within 15 feet, an observer whose position is
known.
B) Locate and pass between 2 observers.
2) Give proof of having stalked and studied at least 4 wild bird or animals
in their natural state in the wild by describing the results of their
observations, and producing sketches and photographs.
3) Make at least 3 plaster casts of the tracks of animals. One of which must
be wild.
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