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Blood trailing. We start young dogs on livers, switch to blood, then hooves with blood then start aging as we constantly cut back on blood.
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Dogs are started on short liver drags with a food treat and a piece of hide at the end. Every day for 6 days the drag gets longer and harder and the degree of difficulty goes up. At the beginning of week 2 we introduce the scent shoes and blood as well as introducing the dogs to flooded timber and briar patches and the woods in general. The length of the track and the degree of difficulty keeps in

creasing every day. We start with a drop of blood every 2 steps, the next day every 3-4 steps,?and so on until we are barely using any at all. Tracks are aged only an hour or two at this point. Week 3 we start aging the tracks and going through flooded timber. We cut way back on the blood now and start aging the tracks. We start cutting the blood with water down to about 25%blood-75% bottled water. This is when the dogs usually turn on and we can tell who’s gonna make it. Week 4 will be mostly all aged overnight tracks. A little blood at the hit site then every few steps to start then a single drop about every 10 steps. Sometimes a dog will need 5 weeks. We provide this at no extra charge. Dogs shouldn’t run more than 2 tracks a day. Learn what treat the dog loves. It might be just the hide and some tug o war, a can of Vienna sausage, cheese cubes, or simply his kibble for dogs that eat good. It must be fun at all times for both of you. Feel free to message me or call me if you have any questions or if your dog fails to cooperate. Remember we train on the interdigital gland and never drag hide. Our methods have been proven over and over based on 6 days a week, for 4-5 weeks. You will have a good started dog with a great foundation to build on. Deer livers, blood, sets of deer legs, and deer hide are required before you start. Give the dog a ton of praise at the end. When you pick your dog up we go on a couple of overnight tracks and you get my handlers lecture where I try to pass on some of my knowledge so others can learn from my mistakes. . Good Luck and Happy Tracking. For Scent Shoes contact Darren Minor and tell him Paul sent you. We support the UBT and all it does. You can go to the United Blood Trackers website to join. We support UBT testing for tracking dogs.

07/03/2024

Jerry Lee ain’t setting any speed records but he knows what to do. He had one restart and is starting to untuck that tail. He did hit all his turns. A couple more weeks and he’s gonna be a bad ass.

06/30/2024

Not Dog Training but a very big day for my oldest granddaughter and myself
Full immersion Baptism

06/28/2024

Jerry Lee said please put that phone down and scratch my ears.

06/27/2024

Loaded with wax.

06/27/2024

I guess Copper wanted Jerry Lee’s blanket last night.

06/26/2024

Short one for Copper today. He missed both hard 90s then did a quick self correct. His first obstacle was a breeze. Right over the big log with no hesitation. I wish he’d jump in the back of my truck like that.

06/26/2024

This is how we start to teach a dog to come to tone. Soon Honey can be 900 yards away, then be called back simply by touching a button. Every dog should be taught this.
The treat bag works, but you’ll notice it’s harder to get the dog to wander off. They follow the treats. lol.

06/26/2024

As many of you know, I recently acquired HONEY.
This is the track Copper ran yesterday, now 24 hrs old. Honey had a few hiccups but nothing Rocky can’t fix. All in all she did pretty good. The first hiccup was where Copper made a bunch of circles, took a p**p, and was restarted.
I’m just throwing this out there; Honey has great potential and probably will be for sale this September or October after her extensive training program is complete. I have not received her papers yet but the previous owner assures me he has them and will send them as soon as he finds them.
I have her on a diet, she is 4 years old, and will be tone broke and ready for off lead tracking. I do not have a price on my mind yet.
Then again she might be my lead dog next year!!!

06/26/2024

I posted this pic a few years ago and it went viral
It had a ton of shares and views and reshares.

06/25/2024

He’s getting better by the day. He had one rough spot where he stopped, made some circles, p**ped, then Rocky had to restart him. He finished strong

06/24/2024

FYI:
Governor Jeff Landry Signs Act 272 into Law Relative to Tracking Mortally Wounded Deer with Dogs

Taylor Brazan
(225) 954-9410
[email protected]
For Immediate Release
June 24, 2024

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries would like to thank Governor Jeff Landry for signing Act 272 into law, as well as the Louisiana State Legislature, and Representative Dewitt, for the passage of HB 802.

Act 272 is an act that recognizes the ethical obligations of a hunter to recover game they have taken and provides for a legal method to do so. It allows a licensed hunter or tracker to pursue a deer that was legally shot and mortally wounded, to utilize lights and a blood-trailing or tracking dog, and then dispatch the deer with a handgun if the deer is found alive. This does not include LDWF Wildlife Management Areas.

Certain restrictions apply to this activity to prevent the unlawful use of dogs to hunt deer and nighttime hunting activity. No more than one dog may be used per tracking party in pursuit of the wounded deer. However, a second dog may be utilized for the purpose of deer retrieval training. Tracking dogs shall be on a handheld leash or utilize a GPS tracking collar. Any mortally wounded deer discovered alive after legal hunting hours may be dispatched by the licensed hunter or tracker by using a centerfire handgun with a barrel no longer than six inches caliber no larger than .45 or smaller than .25. The licensed hunter or tracker may pursue a mortally wounded deer onto private property only if he has received verbal or written permission from the landowner.

This law becomes effective on August 1.

06/24/2024

Jerry Lee Day 1
This is how we test and/or start every dog. With a short liver drag. Since he did so good, tomorrow it’ll be 3 times as long with a turn or two.

06/24/2024

Rocky said after 5 hours in the car with Jerry Lee the Brindle BMC, he needs a bath before his training can begin. She transported him with the rear windows down the whole way to my house.

06/20/2024

Copper getting a little extra lov’n from Rocky.

06/18/2024

Rocky loves them deer flies!!!

06/18/2024

Day 2 liver drag with a turn.

06/17/2024

The rain caught us this morning. We laid a track for Azula to run tomorrow and got to put Copper on his very first liver drag on Day 1 of training. He’s showing promise so far.

06/17/2024

Honey and Copper look like twins. They are here to learn to hone their natural abilities as scent hounds.

06/16/2024

80% tomorrow and a good chance of rain all week. I hope we can get a full week of training in.

06/10/2024

Azula is doing absolutely fantastic. She’s definitely gonna be putting deer on the tailgate this winter.

06/08/2024

More tools of my trade. They get used daily!!!

06/08/2024

We took a trip to the Dog Park this morning. Here’s a lap around the walking trail with Blue, Gumbo, Azula and Maverick

06/07/2024

Maverick loves the cooling vest. We have 2 different sizes. Large on left and medium on right.

06/06/2024

Azula on a 24 hr aged track. At first she was distracted by Mavericks barking, In the middle of the video a rabbit bolts out of the briars and Azula gave chase. Rocky quickly gave a tone when Azula ignored it she got an E-Correction on Low-2…and returned immediately. Azula is here for tone training as well as tracking. She responded fairly good and fast. A handler has to read his dog when she starts crittering and respond accordingly in a fast manner. It took Azula a minute to calm down and quit worrying about the rabbit. She did fairly good tracking and self correcting.
It’s often hard to identify front and rear legs. I accidentally grabbed 2 rear legs from this set. Maybe an ounce of blood and just over 200 yards.

06/06/2024

Azula

06/06/2024

Tools of the trade!!
Left to right; the Waterboy, the Water Hole, upside down slow feed bowl for treats at the end of the track. The outer portion is filled with water to keep ants at bay

06/01/2024

I have 2 openings coming up. The first is from Thanksgiving weekend until Chritmas holidays the second is from the Christmas Holidays until about February 10…
These dogs will go on actual tracks with me and be trained mostly at my camp in Linden, Al.
Call, message or text for details.
UPDATE; the first dates from thanksgiving until Christmas has been reserved.

05/31/2024

Azula tracks like a champ, comes to tone excellent but she’s not 100% sure about the deer hide and hide play.

05/28/2024

Azula is a bad ass tracker with a ton of natural ability
She’s correcting herself and moving fast.

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Videos

Not Dog Training but a very big day for my oldest granddaughter and myself Full immersion Baptism

Copper

Tone breaking

This is how we start to teach a dog to come to tone. Soon Honey can be 900 yards away, then be called back simply by touching a button. Every dog should be taught this. The treat bag works, but you’ll notice it’s harder to get the dog to wander off. They follow the treats. lol.

Honey

As many of you know, I recently acquired HONEY. This is the track Copper ran yesterday, now 24 hrs old. Honey had a few hiccups but nothing Rocky can’t fix. All in all she did pretty good. The first hiccup was where Copper made a bunch of circles, took a poop, and was restarted. I’m just throwing this out there; Honey has great potential and probably will be for sale this September or October after her extensive training program is complete. I have not received her papers yet but the previous owner assures me he has them and will send them as soon as he finds them. I have her on a diet, she is 4 years old, and will be tone broke and ready for off lead tracking. I do not have a price on my mind yet. Then again she might be my lead dog next year!!!

Copper

He’s getting better by the day. He had one rough spot where he stopped, made some circles, pooped, then Rocky had to restart him. He finished strong

Jerry Lee Day 1 This is how we test and/or start every dog. With a short liver drag. Since he did so good, tomorrow it’ll be 3 times as long with a turn or two.

Copper getting a little extra lov’n from Rocky.

Copper.

Day 2 liver drag with a turn.

Copper

The rain caught us this morning. We laid a track for Azula to run tomorrow and got to put Copper on his very first liver drag on Day 1 of training. He’s showing promise so far.

Azula

Azula is doing absolutely fantastic. She’s definitely gonna be putting deer on the tailgate this winter.

We took a trip to the Dog Park this morning. Here’s a lap around the walking trail with Blue, Gumbo, Azula and Maverick

Azula

Azula on a 24 hr aged track. At first she was distracted by Mavericks barking, In the middle of the video a rabbit bolts out of the briars and Azula gave chase. Rocky quickly gave a tone when Azula ignored it she got an E-Correction on Low-2…and returned immediately. Azula is here for tone training as well as tracking. She responded fairly good and fast. A handler has to read his dog when she starts crittering and respond accordingly in a fast manner. It took Azula a minute to calm down and quit worrying about the rabbit. She did fairly good tracking and self correcting. It’s often hard to identify front and rear legs. I accidentally grabbed 2 rear legs from this set. Maybe an ounce of blood and just over 200 yards.

Azula

Azula is a bad ass tracker with a ton of natural ability She’s correcting herself and moving fast.

GumboF

Gumbo Track laid with Wasgau Scent shoes only. (No blood. Gumbo has a high prey drive and strong desire to get to the end of the track. His natural ability is very strong. I think the Good Lord blessed me with a good one.

Gumbo

Get the deer Gumbo.

Gumbo

This is Gumbos 3rd or 4th track. He’s gonna be a good one.

Putting new deer feet in the scent shoes for Rocky

The morning ritual.

Lucy

Lucy Rocky has Lucy on a 10’ lead today to be able to drop it and let her track off lead. The smaller lead causes less resistance when the dog drags it. Lucy is tone broke and needed one correction when she got off the track and headed for the drainage ditch. We can’t let dogs in this water due to the alligators. Lucy is doing a lot better.