Here's a couple you tube videos that shows some good tracking. This first video shows the challenges it can bring as the guy tracks two different bucks over two days . Bumps then multiple times and even misses his first shot. But he stuck with it by keeping on the track. Circling around a Chunk of private land and picking up the track again and finally is able to get one of the bucks.
https://youtu.be/oB2_YXeY_9I
This second video shows how quickly it can come together for a new tracker in the South hunting in snow for the first time.
https://youtu.be/Zb9NNu6AQss
This third video shows how a big track can be deceiving. They manage to get up close onto the little fat buck though and have a few good tips in there as well.
https://youtu.be/C8cPQZqud1Q
there are lots of articles and videos online of tracking deer. As well as some books that your local library probably either has, or can get on interlibrary loan: "the deer trackers" and "on the track" by Richard bernier... He also has a you tube video that's like an hour and a half long on tracking. I haven't watched it, but there is probably some good stuff there.
"How to bag the biggest buck of your life" by Larry Benoit and " Benoit bucks" and " big bucks the benoit way" by Bryce towsley are also very good.
That gives you some info to get started. Nothing will beat boots in the snow on a track though .
Did I mention to go slow?
-Jake