Escape & Evasion/Ambush Tactic

[lewistaylor]

Please make more of these videos! There’s a lot of folks that didn’t serve for whatever reason but are still patriots. They need your expertise

[vensangre]

I appreciated the proper use of the green and tan armies.

[NicCageForPresident]

I am a combat veteran and I did Recon with the cavalry I think this is a good idea using army men. It's very similar to in the Army when we would use a sand table but this is even better. This helps civilians who never served get a better understanding of tactics.

[dragonslayer]

I like the ambush idea... I don't want to worry about my 6 while I'm trying to get somewhere.

[ManInTheWoods]

2 Critical considerations:
If dogs are tracking you, the wind better be in your face at that hide spot.
And
It works best if the sun is behind you👍

[CutlassOutdoors]

Can we get a long format video of Jack playing with army guys?

[andrewpascoe]

Thank you Jack. The trackers should have either FBI or IRS on their backs.

[lrb]

I use to play with toy soldiers when I was a kid never knew they can help you get out of dangerous situations

[misshazel]

Thank you very much. You've always given great advice

[MtnBadger]

There are three types of tracking, 1st being standard tracking, of course. Second is "anti-tracking" where one does their best to disguise and eliminate their tracks so that they may not be easily followed.
What he is describing here is one form of the third type, "counter tracking, " when one uses subterfuge and tactics such as this to actively track back upon one's pursuer.
If you are tracking someone and you lose their tracks, stop and be sure they're not moving past anti-tracking into counter tracking and are stalking you.
The thing about counter tracking is that, as shown here, you may *think* you're on a "good track" when you're actually being set up. The old adage "If it seems too good to be true..." often fits.
The way to occasionally defend against counter tracking (and it also happens to be one solve for losing tracks when someone is anti-tracking) is to stop, look and listen and then break off the trail, cutting a circle around and seeing if you pick up the same trail farther up or over. Also look for sign/spoor showing that a trap or sniper position, etc. is lying in wait for you. Too many times people get in too big of a hurry, afraid they'll lose the track their following. If it's a good track and they're being that overt, you'll find it again. Don't be in such a rush to get your head blown off. 😉

[jeffechols]

Stay frosty stay strapped stay dangerous

[coloradomt.mutant]

I knew this but your awesome for bringing this to others attention. Thanks make more.

[nickc]

You’re the best dude. Please make more.

[drewwagner]

lol, you got me with the toy plastic soldiers, haha

[johnsmith-jbgq]

Thank you sir. Your teaching me so much.

[quilteveryday]

I appreciate the training. I rather learn before needed. I save to my email helpful trainings incase I forget details or incase they don't want to listen to the matriarch.

[crusader.survivor]

Demonstrating with toy soldiers is the most easy to understand and remember method I've seen! Thank you so much!

[chaddolan]

hello from Montana
as allways great vid

[Five-O-Preacher]

Dudes rockin’ a $15, 000 Panerai. Gah that thing is sexy.

[toryallan]

If you ever tracked Turkeys in the wild they do this. Had one that circled back and then followed me around lol.