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07/01/2024

Ol josie is here and ready for extra loving. Yall come see us for all your 4th celebration needs. Let us put together a show you will never forget 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💥💥💥💥https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065234661448&mibextid=ZbWKwL

06/24/2024

My Beagle pups are 7 weeks old yesterday 2 girls and 3 boys. 1st shots today and been wormed 3 times. They are so smart already out of top notch rabbit dogs full blooded but not registered pm for details should be 11 to 13 in tall mom and dad are uper med speed.

06/09/2024

Pups are getting big

05/09/2024

Well Suzie had her pups last night in the middle of the flood everyone is doing great. Rabbit dogs in the making

03/31/2024

Happy Easter everyone he has risen 🙏🙏🙏

02/27/2024

Ol man still got it 💪😎 he just a little out of shape like me lol

02/27/2024

Let ol cash shake the rust off tonight.

02/14/2024

Ol josie 🦌🦌🦌💪😎

01/20/2024

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01/13/2024

Good luck to all the youth hunters this weekend go get em boys and girls. If yall need help give us a call !! We track em all

01/10/2024

We got a call from a previous client about a buck his son had shot that evening. He had shot the buck with a 7mm08, less than 100 yards away. The buck stumbled around and took off across the field into the woods. They gave him some time to expire and started tracking. They had a good blood trail for about 250 yards before it started getting spotty, then completely losing the blood trail. They backed out and gave us a call, we agreed to give the buck overnight to expire, since they had been tracking for a good ways without finding him. We arrived the next morning and met the dad since the son had to work. I took ol josie to the last spot of blood they had marked and off she went working quickly up a hillside about 80 yards and found a spec of blood on a limb. She continued working to the hilltop and back down the other side. She was working back n forth like the buck was stargazing around. She got to the bottom of the hill and crossed a big gully and started working up another hillside.We found some blood on the side of a tree and a little on the ground, and continued quickly working through the woods, over the hill and down the other side to a little flat area. We found a spot that was all scuffed up with few small drops of blood in it. She worked through the rest of the woods and into the field covering several hundred yards across the field. She cut to the left and started going towards a grown up strip of woods between a upper field and a lower field. When we got 30 yards from the strip of woods 2 doe jumped up and took off. We got a little closer and I seen the buck jump up and follow the 2 does. Josie took off running to see where the buck was going. He ran about 130 yards in the strip of woods between the 2 fields and he stumbled around a good bit and I knew he was in bad shape and needed to be pushed. Me josie and the hunters dad started working through the strip of woods for several hundred yards with spotty blood before he was able to get a follow up shot on the buck in the neck and he dropped in his tracks. We field dressed this buck and the top 4 inches of 1 lung and the top 2 in of the other lung was jelly. This buck was still alive 14 hrs later and had made it almost 3/4 of a mile from the shot sight. 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. It's been a great season and we appreciate each and every one of you guys and all yor support. God bless America 🇺🇸 🙏 🦌🦌🦌

01/06/2024

We ask them to go places we wouldn't normally go.
We ask them to run miles that we wouldn't think of running ourselves without them pushing us.
We ask them to work side by side with us in heat.
We ask them to perform in cold temps to help satisfy the adrenaline.
We ask them to push their bodies to the limit while we do our best to push our own.
They drain our bank accounts with vet bills, feed, and supplies.
But they would sacrifice their lives for us, and us for them.
They hunt days on end and still continue to get up each morning as we fight exhaustion.
We don't ever give them enough credit for all they go through for us!
And even through the thick and thin, they always are happy to greet us!
They take us places we'd never see without them.
They give us experiences we'd never get to experience without them.
Most will never understand that they are so much more than just a hound. Sadly, it's becoming a dying sport due to people who don't truly care to understand...

01/05/2024

She needs to be in the woods and I haven't had time to hunt her she is green but very smart with a ton of drive I think she will be a quick learner I've lost all my spots close to home and Don't have time to hunt her unfortunately. 6153805049

01/02/2024

1 handsome boy

01/01/2024

Wishing yall many blessings In the new year 🙏

12/30/2023

Some good looking black n tan coonhounds looking to start the new years with some kisses and puppy breath 😍

12/29/2023

We got the call from a Kentucky bow hunter. He had shot his target buck that evening at 20 yards under his stand. The buck turned hard and took off into the woods. He left the stand and went the other direction from the buck and gave him 3 hrs and returned after dark to take up the track. He tracked about 30 yards and found the arrow with a pass through but not a whole lot of blood on it. He continued the track about 150 yards of spotty blood before completely losing the blood trail. He done the right thing and backed out and gave us a shout and we agreed to come out the next morning due to the blood being kinda dark. Possibly a liver or gut hit or exit. We arrived the next morning and I put josie on the shot sight and she took off making quick work to the hunters last blood. She continued up the hillside about 120 yards made a hard right turn to the top of the hill and found a little speck of blood on a limb. She took off working over the hilltop and back down the other side to a big bottom about 350 yards and found a good spot of blood with some grit in it. She took off working through the thick undergrowth in the bottom and found another good spot of blood in a bed. She continued working for a long way and took a hard turn straight up a hillside and found some blood on a limb. She continued working back down the hill and found a good spot of blood with some gut matter in it. While I was checking out the blood spot the hunter started yelling there he is!! there he is!! Thank you lord!!! He was laying 30 yards to the left of us. This buck made it a long way from the shot sight and he was shot center of lung and exited through the liver & gut and out in front of the back leg. It amazes me how tuff these bucks are. Congrats to the hunter on a stud buck and thanks for trusting us to recover your trophy buck. The client didn't want his picture taken because of his job so yall get to see me and ol josie lol. Happy hunting and God bless 🙌 🙏

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from our family to yours

12/19/2023

We got the call from a huntress, she had shot a buck in a field with a 556. He mule kicked and took off over a rise in the field and disappeared heading towards a thicket but they had no blood at all to track . We arrived shortly after the call and I took josie to the area of the shot. She worked around for a few minutes and picked up the track. She took off across the field working over the rise and into the thicket for a little ways but it didnt take long before she found him. There he layed right at 100 yards from the shot sight, without 1 single drop of blood on the ground or outside of the buck at all. We field dressed the buck and she made a perfect heart shot and cut the pump off. Congrats to the huntress 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 🙏

12/18/2023

Another proof of life after a half mile track and a jumped buck 🦌🦌🦌🦌💪😎

12/16/2023

Gorgeous black n tan coonhound Pups ❤️❤️

12/10/2023

We got a call from the hunter that he had shot a good buck with his bow. He thought it was a good hit with a pass through, so he gave him over a hr before he started tracking. After a few hundred yards he jumped the buck. He marked the bed and backed out and gave us a call. We arrived the following morning with super dry conditions and a pretty good wind blowing. I put josie on the bed and off she went working quickly through a grown up field into a set of woods and she found a little blood. She continued working through the thick woods for a long way and come out to a power line cut out that had undergrowth and briars that was super thick. We continued working through the power line for several hundred yards finding a little blood here and there. She cut back in the woods and we found a few drops of blood by a old well house. She continued working through the woods for another 150 yards to a old road that was grown up with some kind of real crunchy dryed up weeds. She worked down the old road for a long way and she started having to work the track really slow. We hadn't found any blood in a good ways so I told the hunter to wait there and I was going to take josie back to the last blood and restart her. I wanted to make sure the deer didn't turn off the road. As soon as I got back to last blood the hunter called me and said he walked down the road a little bit and found blood so I took josie back to the road put her on the blood and off she went working down the road a good ways back into the woods and found more blood on a limb. She continued working through the thick undergrowth for a long ways and she found a good spot of blood as I was looking at the blood the hunter yelled out there he is!!!! I looked to my left and there he layed 30 yards in the brush. This buck was liver shot and just needed more time to expire but after he was jumped he went almost a mile from the shot sight. The hunter done the right thing after he jumped him and backed out instead of keep pushing him. This makes a big difference in your recovery ending on a good note. When in doubt back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe congrats to the hunter on a stud buck and thanks for trusting us to recover your trophy buck. Yall stay blessed and happy hunting 🙏

12/04/2023

My ol pistol Annie is going on 14 years old. She will not come in the house at all. She will go crazy and try to claw the door down to get outside. So she gets a sweater when it's gets cold and of course her dog house is full of shavings and wind blocks around her kennel. Love her so much. She still jumps and runs around like she is a puppy. I have to keep her on a leash or she will hit the woods running and go hunting if she gets a chance 🤣

11/30/2023

We got the call from the hunter in Kentucky gun season. He had shot the buck with a 6.5, the buck walked away with his head down. When the hunter went to track, he only found 1 drop of blood. He called us and we agreed to come out the next morning since we weren't sure where the deer was hit. I started ol josie on the shot sight and she locked on and started working into the woods, that surrounded a big creek bottom. It had been logged so it was a mess. She continued working through the thick undergrowth and tree tops with no blood for about 125 yards. She finally found a little blood and continued working toward the creek. She went down the big creek bank and found a little more blood. She got down to the water, got a drink and made a hard left turn. She started working down the creek about 75 yards and found more blood where the buck had tryed to get up the creek bank but it was to steep. I could see slide marks. Ol josie made a circle or 2 and took off, crossed the creek and started up the creek bank. She found a little more blood and continued working about 30 yards up the creek bank. When we got to the top of the creek bank, I spotted the buck laying down with his head up. I got the attention of the hunter by waving at him, he got across the creek and was able to get a follow up shot to finish his harvest. Congrats to the hunter on a stud buck and thanks for trusting us to recover your buck. 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 🙌

11/30/2023

Red dog rolling ♥️

11/28/2023

Pups played in the sun shine today

11/26/2023

We tracked this buck a few weeks ago. The hunter had jumped him and backed out after a grid search with several friends. We arrived the next day over 30 hrs later, after being shot with a 270. We started at the shot sight and josie made quick work to the jump sight straight up a big cliff top. She continued working about 200 yards from the jump sight with no blood and she finally found a drop on a leaf on top of the hillside. She started back down the super steep hillside to a big river bottom. She continued working through the bottom for a several hundred yards with no blood visible. She started working toward the river pulling me hard. She went down the river edge for another several hundred yards and found 1 drop of blood, 2in from the water. Over a mile from the shot sight with muddy hoof prints going in the river. We looked for a hr to find a way to cross the river with no luck so we called it. I told the hunter to get a kayak and cross the river and check the other side. I felt like if he was dead he should not be much further. He call me 40 hrs later after he crossed the river and found him within 80 yards. He was a very happy customer with a good reason. Congrats to the hunter on a Kentucky stud buck and thanks for trusting us to track him for you. Wish we could have got him that night for pictures but i wasn't driving all the way back for pictures lol. When in doubt back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe. Stay blessed and happy hunting.

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving everyone

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Chattanooga, TN
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