Harrison Kennels and wounded deer tracking (2026)

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone. I hope everyone has been blessed this year. If your still after em and find yourself in need of some help just back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe. Happy hunting and may God bless you and your families.

03/12/2025

Copper on the practice track

03/12/2025

I harvested a doe the other day and she run about 100 yards. This made a perfect practice track for our 2 younger dogs that have been in training all summer. Miss willow was up first and she absolutely drilled the track from start to finish. I took her home and got copper man and he done amazing start to finish as well. We got high hopes for both of them. We need all the practice tracks we can get around Robertson County so if you live in our area and shoot one and it runs 100 yards or so before going down and you have time give us a call. If we are not busy we would be happy to come out for free and work our dogs. This helps build confidence in the dogs before we started tracking the hard ones. We like to be positive about our dogs abilities before we ever take them out to a customer's deer. Yall have a blessed deer season and when in doubt back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe. Anyone who does this for us will get a discount if you ever need us to do a real track.

29/11/2025

Our young dog Willow was able to help one of our good friends recover his buck a few weeks ago. He knew we had a couple younger dogs in training, so when he shot his buck and knew it was a good shot he backed out and gave us a shout to see if we wanted some real life training. We arrived at the shot sight and I started willow. She quickly picked up the track and started working through the thick undergrowth and found some good blood. After a few licks she took off making quick work right to the buck. This being her first deer at the end of track she didn't know exactly what to think of the buck. But she quickly warmed up to being there after some reassurance and encouragement. She has been doing amazing all summer on her practice tracks so im hoping to put her on several more real tracks this season to get her confidence up. She is out of ol josie and cash. We got high hopes for her

27/11/2025

We got a call a few weeks ago and after talking to the client and getting the details, I told him he more than likely had spine shocked the buck. When he shot, the buck fell instantly and started flopping around. He went down a huge hillside, hit the bottom got up and took off with no blood except a little going down the hill. The hunter wanted us to come out and make sure the shot wasn't fatal. Ol cash tracked it around 90 yards straight down a big hill at very steep angle to a big fallen tree where the buck took off from. Cash worked the area over real good made several circles and loops around the area and lost interest completely. He turned around come straight back to me put his big paws on my chest and looked into my soul, like he was saying, he's not dead daddy 🤣 well he was right again. 🤷 congrats to the hunter for sealing the deal. Always trust the dog the nose always knows.

19/11/2025

We got the call the other day from a hunter that had shot a buck a little back and high. The buck had stepped forward during the shot. He gave the buck some time before tracking. He took up the track but lost blood around 150 yards in. He searched the area for a little bit with no luck so he backed out and gave us a shout. After discussing everything we agreed to come later that evening to give him plenty of time to expire. When we arrived i started cash at the hunters last blood and he made a few circles and He took the line through the timber about 150 yards and found a little blood on a hillside. He went a little further and He started checking everything in the area. He took off down a deer trail about 40 yards and stopped. He come back to last blood and started searching the area for a few minutes then he took off across the hillside again. (I believe the buck made a few circles in the area) Cash continued working through the timber across the hillside down to a gully and back up another hill. When we topped the next hill we found a cedar tree and 1 whole side of the tree was completely covered in blood like the buck slammed into it. Cash continued working across the top of the hill about 80 yards to a little clearing and found a little more blood. But he quickly went into search mode checking everything in the area just like before. He made a few circles, then made a big left turn and cut back across the hillside and found a little more blood. He continued working right back to the same cedar tree with all the blood on it. This time he went down hill from the tree about 75 yards and we heard something take off flying (buzzards). We continued down the hill and dropped off in a little creek and there he layed about 20 yards in front of us. He made it right at 650 yards from the shot sight with all the circles and cut backs he made. Congrats to the hunter on a stud buck and thanks for trusting us to recover your trophy buck. Happy hunting and God bless. When in doubt back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe. 🦌🦌🦌

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

04/11/2025

We got the call from a huntress's husband a few days ago. His wife shot a nice buck at 5:30pm at 40 yards with her crossbow. She got a pass through shot but they decided to wait till 8:30 to track. It started raining on the track but at around 100 yards in, up a big hillside they found the buck bedded with his head up looking around. They backed out and waited till the next morning. They returned to a empty bed and no buck and no blood to follow. They looked around for a while with no luck. They called a drone not knowing they were illegal to use for deer recovery. The drone was there a couple hrs with no luck. Naturally they were upset knowing she had a good pass through shot. They found our number and gave us a shout and after going over the details I told them we had a 50/ 50 shot at finding him. We arrived that afternoon and i started cash at the shot sight and he quickly got to the bucks 1st bed. He worked around the area for a minute, then started working up a hillside about 100 yards to a old logging rd. He worked the edge of the old road about 100 yards and found another bed but no blood due to all the rain. He continued working down the road edge for a while, then he started pulling me down the hillside about 60 yards and there he layed. He went straight to the old buck about 350 yards from the shot sight. Congrats to the huntress on a stud buck and thanks for trusting us to recover your trophy 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. 6153805049 Happy hunting and God bless.

28/10/2025

We got the call last week from a hunter that shot a nice buck at 25 yards but didn't get a pass through. The buck took off into some very thick woods with another buck. The hunter wasn't having any luck finding a bloodtrail to follow so he marked the last place he seen the bucks and backed out and gave us a shout. We arrived about 4 hrs after the shot. I started cash at the shot sight and he worked around a minute and worked right down to the last place the bucks were seen. He quickly found the lighted nock off the arrow 75 yards from the shot sight. He continued working through the thick undergrowth and old treetops about 80 yards further and he found the arrow with about 14 in of blood on it. He took off working quickly down the hill about 60 more yards to a old logging rd. He made a few circles then he took himself back up the hill to where the arrow was laying. He worked around for a second and took off like a freight train back toward the logging rd but he turned more left this time. He pulled me right through the middle of a big tree top and bam more blood. He continued working back toward the logging rd and we found more blood. ol cash got to the logging rd, made a hard left and started running with his head in the air, dragging me. I knew we was getting close. I cut my light on high and there he layed about 90 yards in front of us !!! Buck was shot in both lungs. He just had the will to live and keep going. He didn't leave much blood to follow. Congrats to the hunter on a monster buck. Thanks for trusting us to recover your trophy 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

09/10/2025

Well it's everyone's favorite time of the year 🦌🦌 We just wanted to reach out and wish everyone good luck this season and to let everyone know we are ready to help if the need arises. We are located in north middle Tennessee but we do travel if life allows. We have been helping hunter's in Tennessee and Kentucky for over a decade now, this is not a hobby for us it's a lifestyle. We work our dogs year round to keep them in top condition to help hunter's so if the bloodtrail runs out and your in doubt back out and give us a shout and we will give it our all to recover your trophy buck or doe. 6153805049 happy hunting and God bless. Always wear your safety harness, aim small, and slow down taking that shot.

06/09/2025

Rip Cash going to miss you ol son 😢

06/09/2025

Well my heart is broken. Harrison's HI ballin cash lost his fight with cancer last night about 8:30 after almost 14 years of being one of my best hounds, protector of our family, guardian of our children,and most of all my best friend. I remember the day Mr Ralph bracey give him to me. he was a wild little pup full of grit and i promised him that day that I would love him to his last breath and I'd try to make him a top notch c**ndog and I did just that. He was so smart. I had him running and treeing his own c**n a little before he was a year old. He loved nothing more to take the track away from his older sisters Annie and Dixie without saying a word till he was treed. He won several bench shows over the years, my kids loved to show him. He did indeed turn into a top notch c**ndog but more importantly he loved my kids, my wife and myself with everything in him. He was our protector. He was definitely the alpha dog of our family and pack. He loved all the other dogs too. Even my 125 pound male bloodhounds respected and loved him. He will be missed terribly but his memories will live with us forever. I am grateful I have his son to carry on his bloodline so my grandson will know what its like to have a amazing c**ndog when he get old enough. Keep em treed till i get there ol son ! Rip cash man 😭

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