10/11/2025
We got a call last week from a hunter that had shot a buck from the ground about 10 am. The buck was quartering away. He aimed for the lungs but he buck turned and he hit back but going into the cavity. The buck took off out of the field into the woods leaving no blood in the field or in the wood line. The hunter knowing he hit back did the right thing and backed out and gave us a shout. We talked about the details and I told him our best best was to wait till later that night to start tracking. I told him that the buck shouldn't go real far if given enough time to expire but if we found any wet blood while tracking we would back out till morning. We arrived later that night. I took cash to the wood line where the buck run into the woods. He worked around a few minutes found the line and started working through the woods with no visible blood anywhere. I could tell the way he was working I was almost positive cash was locked in on a dead deer! He continued working through the timber for about 125 yards and bam 1 drop of blood. He took off up a hillside and found a few more drops of blood. Cash was starting to pick up speed when we found a chunk of hair on a ol rotting tree and a few drops of blood beside it. The buck must have run into it. He continued working up the big hillside and i found another drop of blood. At this point cash is almost running with his head in the air. As we topped the hillside there he layed right at 300 yards from the shot sight, in his first bed. Big congrats to the hunter on a stud buck and thanks for trusting us to recover him for you. When in doubt back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe. Happy hunting and God bless. 6153805049
