US EditionMTSU’s FIRE cosponsors ‘visual man tracking’ course at state park
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MTSU’s FIRE cosponsors ‘visual man tracking’ course at state park
BURNS, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University’s Forensic Institute for Research and Education, or FIRE, cosponsored a “Visual Man Tracking” course in collaboration with the Mountain Trackers Association in mid-April at Montgomery Bell State Park in Dickson County. Modern visual man-tracking is modeled on the techniques employed by Native Americans and early American pioneers, who relied on it for their […]
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