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Just a thought but what exactly was the dog tracking the blood trail or scent or ? I heard of a track dog back in Kentucky that is trained to track the dead pheromones of a dying animal through the feet or hooves. So when that dog quits tracking the deer is still alive if he doesn't find it
 
BubbaGoneWild said:
Just a thought but what exactly was the dog tracking the blood trail or scent or ? I heard of a track dog back in Kentucky that is trained to track the dead pheromones of a dying animal through the feet or hooves. So when that dog quits tracking the deer is still alive if he doesn't find it
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Injured deer give off a different scent from their interdigital glands that well trained dogs will track...not blood, not any healthy deer. Amazing to watch.
 
BubbaGoneWild said:
Just a thought but what exactly was the dog tracking the blood trail or scent or ? I heard of a track dog back in Kentucky that is trained to track the dead pheromones of a dying animal through the feet or hooves. So when that dog quits tracking the deer is still alive if he doesn't find it
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I have read similar tales. That is fascinating.
 
BubbaGoneWild said:
Just a thought but what exactly was the dog tracking the blood trail or scent or ? I heard of a track dog back in Kentucky that is trained to track the dead pheromones of a dying animal through the feet or hooves. So when that dog quits tracking the deer is still alive if he doesn't find it
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That's how my dog is trained to track. Basically the more injured they are the stronger the scent from the indigital glands are. The easiest deer for her to find is a gut shot deer. If I am going to miss I want to miss towards the rear and not the front. One reason I stay away from shoulder shots with a rifle. We have been to track too many deer that were shot high or forward that keep on living. You can pretty much tell from her whether it is a fatal shot or not after a decent length track.
 
hitek said:
That's how my dog is trained to track. Basically the more injured they are the stronger the scent from the indigital glands are. The easiest deer for her to find is a gut shot deer. If I am going to miss I want to miss towards the rear and not the front. One reason I stay away from shoulder shots with a rifle. We have been to track too many deer that were shot high or forward that keep on living. You can pretty much tell from her whether it is a fatal shot or not after a decent length track.
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Good information! Thanks for sharing buddy. What part of tn are you in ?
 

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