Bio

Dwight Wilson was trained by several of the top Trackers and Wilderness Survival instructors in North America.  He has provided training at several universities in wildlife tracking and wilderness survival and supported wildlife research projects.  Dwight made a guest appearance on the international television show Kill Arman.  He is an Army veteran and has trained members of federal, state and local law enforcement and elite military units.

Email: dwtracker@gmail.com Phone: 417 459-0572

 

Wilderness Experience:

  • Nathan Kempton (trained members of Navy SEALS, Law Enforcement, Search and Rescue) studied wildlife tracking and man tracking
  • Stanley Liston (retired US Customs Border Protection, founder Shadow Wolves unit)studied man tracking and scene tracking
  • Charles Worsham (retired instructor of FBI/HRT, USMC Scout Snipers, Law Enforcement)studied tracking, trailing and philosophy
  • Paul Rezendes (author of the Wild Within and Tracking and the Art of Seeing) studied wildlife tracking
  • Tom Brown Jr (author of field guide series and several books, trained special operation personnel, law enforcement) studied wildlife tracking, nature, survival and wilderness skills.

Wilderness / Tracking Projects:

Missouri department of Conservation (07) - research support for River Otters in southeastern Missouri
North Central Texas Council of Governments Regional Police Academy (05-07) – provide training for law enforcement officers in man tracking, and wilderness  skills, assist Jon Rister in teaching Edged Weapons Awareness and Tactics

Federal Bureau of Investigation (Dallas) Evidence Response Team (04-06) – provide training in wildlife and man tracking, land navigation,and wilderness survival  skills  to aid in collection of evidence, provided support for research study in predation and decomposition

National Park Service  Big Thicket National Preserve, Texas (04) – research support for feral hogs within the Big Thicket
Texas A&M University (03-present) presented wildlife tracking workshops, worked on wildlife study projects

University of Texas (04-present) providing support and training for graduate research projects

presented workshops for: Cedar Hill State Park, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Travis Audubon Society Texas Master Naturalist

 

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