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Offering a tracking service by use of a tracking dog to the EUP and Northern Mi areas for wounded deer,bear,and elk.
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- Avid waterfowl and deer hunter, enjoy training ret. for duck hunting and my dachshund for tracking deer.
Deer and Bear tracking services
I have a young dachshund that i have been working with for tracking wounded game he is showing good promise and we are excited to test his ability. If you are unable to find or feel you may have not made a great shot and there might be some tracking to do give us a call. The best thing to do is go to the hit site and see if there is blood and mark which direction the animal went and leave the woods undisturbed the least amount walking and looking the easier it is for the dog. I will be on Drummond Island most of rifle season but my wife is in the process of getting Dozer littermate whos been being trained for tracking and she will be in Rudyard area if you live within a half hour tracking services will be $25 to help cover fuel costs until the dogs abilities are proven. If you live farther call and we can work something out if i get my deer early i will be willing to travel to give the dog every opportunity,for the month of OCT there will be no charge. Thanks Jim
906 440 3516
906 440 3516
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Hoof gland & Blood appearence
The Interdigital Glands are located on all four feet. Each gland is a small sparsely-haired sac that opens between the toes. In this sac you can generally find a yellowish cheesy material. This accumulation is the result of sloughed cells and glandular secretions. The material often has a foul, rancid odor. Some of this scent is undoubtedly left in a deer's track every time it takes a step.It is also left in large amounts when a deer stamps its foot, and when a buck makes a scrape. Each deer has its own scent, and because some of the compounds in this scent may be present in higher concentrations in mature males (3 1/2+ years), they may alert other deer of the presence of a dominant buck. Does use this scent to track their fawns, bucks use it to track does. Because scent molecules evaporate at different rates deer can determine which way another deer went by the amount of interdigital scent left behind. The scent from these glands is the primary tracking scent of deer. About Blood appearence = A. If it appears pink and foamy, a lung shot has been made. The deer should be less than 250 yards. Wait 30-45 minutes.b. If bright red blood is found, a main artery may have been hit. The deer should not travel far. Give the deer one hour to expire.c. Lot's of dark blood then tapper's of to droplets after 200 yards could indicate a muscle shot. Chance of recovery is very low.d. If little blood, but a lot of hair, time must be given for deer to lie down and expire. chance of recovery 50/50.e. If you have fat on your arrow that means you hit the deer very high or very low. Chance of recovery very low.
The Interdigital Glands are located on all four feet. Each gland is a small sparsely-haired sac that opens between the toes. In this sac you can generally find a yellowish cheesy material. This accumulation is the result of sloughed cells and glandular secretions. The material often has a foul, rancid odor. Some of this scent is undoubtedly left in a deer's track every time it takes a step.It is also left in large amounts when a deer stamps its foot, and when a buck makes a scrape. Each deer has its own scent, and because some of the compounds in this scent may be present in higher concentrations in mature males (3 1/2+ years), they may alert other deer of the presence of a dominant buck. Does use this scent to track their fawns, bucks use it to track does. Because scent molecules evaporate at different rates deer can determine which way another deer went by the amount of interdigital scent left behind. The scent from these glands is the primary tracking scent of deer. About Blood appearence = A. If it appears pink and foamy, a lung shot has been made. The deer should be less than 250 yards. Wait 30-45 minutes.b. If bright red blood is found, a main artery may have been hit. The deer should not travel far. Give the deer one hour to expire.c. Lot's of dark blood then tapper's of to droplets after 200 yards could indicate a muscle shot. Chance of recovery is very low.d. If little blood, but a lot of hair, time must be given for deer to lie down and expire. chance of recovery 50/50.e. If you have fat on your arrow that means you hit the deer very high or very low. Chance of recovery very low.
Important Info.
Important info
> Success in finding your deer is no guarantee because a tracking dog is called in. The tracking dog is most always faced with many challenges. Besides of the quality level of scenting conditions...the point where the hunter loses the blood trail can be very challenging. Mainly because this is the area where the hunter's search has been the most intense. So this area has the most false disturbance. Dozer will have to work through this contaminated area with the help of the handler. Improve your chances of recovery, always try to walk off to the side of the blood trail instead of directly on it when possible and always try to do more looking then walking.Tracking is like hunting and it is safe to say that success is never guaranteed. So when I show up it is important to assist and cooperate with me, so I can exercise my tracking skills. I am just as determined to find your deer as you are. I know my dog and his experience in tracking wounded deer so it is in all are best interest to allow me the freedom and to take control of any situations we have to deal with. With full cooperation the chance of recovery greatly improves. IF YOU TRY TO USE YOUR FAMILY PET TO FIND YOUR DEER PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU CALL ME. BRINGING DOGS IN TO AN AREA CAN BRING ON MORE PROBLEMS THAN I CARE TO DEAL WITH AT THIS TIME HE IS A YOUNG DOG.
> Success in finding your deer is no guarantee because a tracking dog is called in. The tracking dog is most always faced with many challenges. Besides of the quality level of scenting conditions...the point where the hunter loses the blood trail can be very challenging. Mainly because this is the area where the hunter's search has been the most intense. So this area has the most false disturbance. Dozer will have to work through this contaminated area with the help of the handler. Improve your chances of recovery, always try to walk off to the side of the blood trail instead of directly on it when possible and always try to do more looking then walking.Tracking is like hunting and it is safe to say that success is never guaranteed. So when I show up it is important to assist and cooperate with me, so I can exercise my tracking skills. I am just as determined to find your deer as you are. I know my dog and his experience in tracking wounded deer so it is in all are best interest to allow me the freedom and to take control of any situations we have to deal with. With full cooperation the chance of recovery greatly improves. IF YOU TRY TO USE YOUR FAMILY PET TO FIND YOUR DEER PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU CALL ME. BRINGING DOGS IN TO AN AREA CAN BRING ON MORE PROBLEMS THAN I CARE TO DEAL WITH AT THIS TIME HE IS A YOUNG DOG.
No problem. I'm a phone call away. Thanks for all your help.
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