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where i hunt i got to get down and track in 10 20 min.
to many coyotes.
i will stalk up to them then wait half hour or so

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Kevin I have a cocker/border collie mix that every time I take her for a walk and cross where a deer has crossed she goes nuts trying to follow the scent, how high of a possibility would it be that this dog is a natural?

My other 2 dogs could care less, she would run me into the ground staying on deers trail if I let her.

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Kevin,

Welcome back old friend.....I love your dogs man....I' m really hoping to push for his in PA....as far as ethics go...this is fantastic..

Stop in more often, I miss the pics....

and we might have more to talk about....I might be in the market....if laws allow.

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Thanks for the link Kevin, I stopped by, joined and signed the guest book....let' s hope...it sounds like a great opportunity to find many unrecovered animals.

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so rob watt ur saying is it doesnt really matter where you hit the deer its going to die no matter watt? and you should just wait dont sometimes they bed down and it stops bleeding and they go on again becuz ive had ppl tell me that

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I did not say that at all. You can flesh wound a deer, see alot of blood and never kill the animal.....BUT, if you send the arrow through the body cavity chances are your going to catch major organs and yes, 90% of them are going to die.....that' s common sense....what I am said is to give everyone basic knowledge, or reminding people to give the animal time....too many people take up the trail too quickly only to jump the animal...and never see it again...I don' t know how you read anything different.