Many of you are finding tracks and coming to this site to try to identify them. As well as this site, there are some resources to help you on social media. Here are the places I recommend.

Animal tracks, and tracking in general, are fascinating. To meet other trackers, or just learn from others, you can find my group on Facebook. The group is called Animals Don't Cover Their Tracks and the link is: https://www.facebook.com/groups/271764596196849
Find a track and want to tell everyone about it? Want to find out what others have learned about tracking? Whether you track animals or humans, you can post a message to the this group. Open to all trackers, anywhere, for the discussion of anything related to tracking. Animal tracks, human tracks, or even bicycle tracks. It's a forum for all trackers. It is intended to be a place where anyone can post a track they have found and have some help identifying it. I recommend including some sort of known object in your track photo to give a sense of scale. If you would like them, there are free printable rulers I made (PDF format) in a link lower down on this page.

Also, I create many animal tracking and wildlife videos on my YouTube channel. The videos are about animal tracks and sign, or just awesome captures from my trail cameras. I've got a whole library of videos you can browse on my channel. The link is: youtube.com/user/beartracker777

You can also find me at Beartracker Nature Films on Facebook. Here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/beartrackernature/

If you are interested in learning about how to become certified as a wildlife tracker, check out the CyberTracker page. I highly recommend the CyberTracker evaluation system. It's a great way to learn tracking in-depth and to interact with other trackers. I am certified by CyberTracker as a Track and Sign Specialist, and Trailing 2, and Tracker 2. Find out more about what those certifications mean on that site.
Here is the link:  http://trackercertification.com/

You can also post your track finds on the North American Animal Tracking Database on iNaturalist. I am a curator on that project and many trackers there can help you identify your finds. To join this page, you need to be a member of iNaturalist, which is FREE and just requires a sign-up. Please include an object of known size in your track photos so that there is a scale to judge the track size from. You can print my free tracking rulers below.
The link is: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/north-american-animal-tracking-database

My track drawings are now available on t-shirts in my Amazon store. Here are the links to my designs. Since there are frauds and thieves out there who have stolen my designs, I recommend purchasing only through the links I provide on this site. Otherwise, you will get a ripoff of my work and it won't be accurate.

New track rulers I made with accurate track drawings. Available exclusively from me. See image below for how to order.