It is true that badgers are very hard to detect and their spoor or faeces may be more difficult to find.
A spoor may include tracks, scents, scat, or broken foliage.
The trackers follow tracks and spoor signs while scanning for the lion.
If they see a sign ten meters ahead, those in between can be ignored while they look for spoor further on.
Unless they need to study the spoor more closely, it is not necessary to examine every sign.
Spoor is useful for discovering or surveying what types of animals live in an area, or in animal tracking.
The spoor is similar to that of the bushbuck, but larger.
The sitatunga is almost indistinguishable from the nyala, except by pelage and spoor.
