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The second season is much better than the first. Finally, the tracker is starting to live up to the series' name - and we see more trackers, a little more survival, spatial awareness that suits the terrain, and even more eccentric characters who live in the wild.

There is still a lot to improve, but it is definitely a change for the better As someone who decided to watch this series just because of the name, I almost created it in the first season which was not at all related to nature and outdoor skills; But I'm happy that my hope that the central element I was looking for in the series really appears more and more in the second season and it also makes all the stories in the series much more interesting and cool. For those who have the patience to endure the first season and wait for the second, it is recommended.

Every good plot today is ruined by irrelevant men-hatred.

Instead of showing their real sins - their sins against non-white people, the Americans of this series cover it up with fake feminism.

That's how a series that have a great cinematography and should express a really important criticism is drown in the exact boring messages like everything we see on screens in the recent years. Moreover it returns to the exact shallow hatred and fear of the male sex that we really got tierd of.

While they could have done something truly innovative, something with meaning, they remained on the same level as any other television piece just to mask the real crimes of their nation and they also have the audesity to call it the green veil... What they forget is that the great series of our times were really subversive, different and deep and the men who were their heroes were complex and with many sides, even when they were anti-heroes.

In other words, an unfulfilled promise that starts well and loses it to the battered clichés that are everywhere today. Such a shame.