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enjoyed cat in the sky :)
so you think it is possible for the osprey to go deep enough to consitenly get catfish then. I was just wondering cause I did realize they go deep. Thanks for responding to question. I look forward to my next ospery sighting. :)
I have to write this becuse the chat line is going through the last line of the answer to the opspray question and I can't see it sry.
question: I have a nature photagrahper friend. He keeps getting pictures of osprey catching catfish. Catfish are bottom fish, osprey are top fishing. What's going on here?
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- Programs/classes you've taken with Wilderness Awareness School?
- it's been a while but several years ago. Spirit tracking, kamana, art of mentoring, tracking club. And a few others.
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- At 5:51am on February 26, 2010,
garth olson said…
- The Kamana is a home study course so you dont have to travel for it. I highly recomend the kamana it is the best way i know to learn all about nature that you live in. It gives you the map on what and how to study and learn nature by where you live. You get a spot in nature that you visit and study.
The spirirt tracking class was also fun but it was just a day class that i did. You will get alot more out of the kamana course. The class is good and it is nice to be around other trackers of different levels. But spirit tracking is still a higher level than i am tracking at. We did some good excersises though to help our sensitivity to nature. I think that spirirt tracking comes later after years of tracking and doing things like kamana to realy understand nature and your intuition is trained on nature.
Your friend Garth, hope this is helpful im writing before work and not proof reading. feel free to ask more if i didnt write clearly.
- At 6:00am on February 25, 2010,
James Lee Pridmore said…
- Hello Garth, I noticed that you shred that you have taken classes in Kamana and Spirit Tracking. Would you share your impressions of those experiences? I live a long way from the Northwest, and am curious. All Good Medicine, Lee Pridmore
- At 8:13pm on February 23, 2010,
Charlie Davis said… - Garth, Welcome to the Village. Please join in the conversations or share your observations and insights. Charlie
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