Law Enforcement

   Tactical Tracking Class

October 11^th, 12^th and 13^th 2010

Kane County Sheriff's Office

Kanab UT

 

The Kane County Sheriff's Office Tactical Tracking Team is conducting a 3 day Tactical Tracking Course. This course has been developed specifically for law enforcement agencies. This is a 36 hour course and includes night operations.  The course finishes with a force on force tracking scenario utilizing all the skills the students learned during the course.

 

The Kane County Sheriff’s Office Tactical Tracking Team’s alumni list includes students from the US Marshal’s Office, US Border Patrol, BIA Law Enforcement, National Park Service, and numerous state, county  & local agencies from Arizona, Utah, California, Texas & Colorado.

Cost: $300 per student

Includes all training, meals, drinks,

sleeping quarters, training manual,

T-shirt and certificate.

 

Course Topics

Footprint and sign indicators.  

Footprint pit exercise.

Technical tracking.

Lost track procedures.

Camouflage and concealment.

Intelligence gathering

Surveillance in rural environments

Team communications

Equipment & support elements

Team formations

Immediate action drills

Night operations

(white light, night vision

and thermal imaging)

GPS  &  land navigation

Force on force 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a hands-on course with little classroom time. Students will stay in the field during the entire course and the majority of time will be spent conducting tracking exercises.  Long hours and little rest/sleep should be anticipated.

 

Must be in good physical condition and able to walk 4 - 12 miles per day for three continuous days over rugged terrain.

 

To register or for more information please call Detective Dan Watson at 435-689-0339 or email him

at dwatsonkcso@kanab.net

 

Students will be emailed a list of required equipment.