Brian Booth is an animal tracking enthusiast & teacher, adventurer, and lover of wilderness & the outdoors. He currently resides in Connecticut, but has also lived in Washington, Idaho, California, Arizona, Illinois, Florida & Rhode Island, and has visited remote wilderness areas across the U.S. & Canada. He has trained with experts Sue Morse, Tom Brown Jr., Jon Young, and Paul Rezendes / Nick Wisniewski / Valerie Major.

He has served as an officer on the U.S. Navy submarine USS Drum, backpacked the 2,600-mile Pacific Crest Trail, is a contributing author to "Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills" - also known as "The Bible" of mountaineering, and is a singer-songwriter with three full length CDs to his credit (www.thatvideoguy.com/shows/booth).

In addition to tracking and performing music, Brian also enjoys gathering wild edible plants & mushrooms, caretaking a section of the Appalachian Trail, teaching CPR & first aid with the Red Cross, and works in the design of jet engines at Pratt & Whitney.