Tall Tines Wild Game Recovery

12/02/2024

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18/12/2023

We want to apologize for our lack of activity here and in the field has we expected a bundle of joy during the prime time of hunting season but we will be back at it soon enough! We are just currently enjoying our growing family ❤️ -Tracker Ashley

18/09/2023

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13/09/2023

11/09/2023

What a great turnout!

05/09/2023

A chart created using data from almost 50 deer trackers from around the country shows why bowhunters shouldn't aim at a deer's shoulder.

01/09/2023

T-minus 30 days til Ohio's Deer Archery comes in who's excited!!! Aim true And shoo.t straight and if not give us a holler!!

30/08/2023

Hunters! Did you know that a well trained tracking dog does not need blood or sign on the ground to find your mortally hit deer? Most hunters refer to our dogs as “blood trackers” when in fact the dog is building a complete scent profile off the intended target animal. Unseen blood, hair, skin cells, saliva, unseen gut particles and in whitetails interdigital pheromones is what a dog is triggering on. In most cases a big blood trail is not good news for you the hunter! Most shoulder shot or muscle hit deer will bleed for a long ways but will settle down and quit putting out interdigital pheromones that indicate a mortal hit, the dog will quit tracking before the blood trail ends! When hiring a tracker, please interview them! If they are concerned about amount of blood or if rain has ”washed” out the blood, they may not be the tracking team to trust to recover your trophy!
This is the Matt Talkington buck from Wetzel County, WV. This deer went almost 1000 yards, cutback on its trail and left 10 drops of blood smaller than a dime on that 1000 yards. Jesse was nose down the whole way!
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30/08/2023

11/08/2023

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22/07/2023

The results of our Annual Survey are in! Thank you to all the trackers who have responded and a big thank you to Lindsay Ware who conducted the survey. We are so proud of the difference our trackers are making and their impact on hunting communities.

13/07/2023

When we're not hunting or tracking we are usually processing something hahaha had to make some room for the upcoming season we had quite a lot of grind left so we decided to make 27lbs of Venison jalapeno summer sausage with chedder cheese smoked in oak and cherry wood and I must say this is BANGING 🤌🏻🤌🏻 safe to say we will have snacks for the blind this season 🤣🤣🤣

07/07/2023

Linkin Bark 🤣
Edit: aparently it’s pupper roach 🪳 🤣

06/07/2023

100 yards interdigital only 23 hour old track definitely impressed me Some dogs are just born for this 💪🏻💪🏻

05/07/2023

Getting a track laid for tomorrow 24+ hours wanted to show yall some of my process when preparing to lay a track tho this time is a lil different has we are trying to get ready to test for the UBT 1 and get certified on paper so we'd like to do has close to their process has possible 🤌🏻**I would also like to Announce that this season we will only be servicing Trumbull and Mahoning County Has we are Due with Baby #2 early December** so regrettably we probably will only do early and late season tracks

05/07/2023

Biscuit and his lil human ❤️ when we're not in the woods their 2 peas in a pod 😍

05/07/2023

We Hope everyone had a Wonderful Independence Day with their loved ones!

25/04/2023

What do you do in the off-season?
Some of us run our hounds in Field Trials and some of us test our pups. These are awesome ways of keeping our pups tuned up! It can benefit the team because handlers get to read their pup’s body language in a less stressful situation! Attending tracking seminars is another way to stay in shape. What do you do?

09/04/2023

Easter is on Sunday! As families prepare to celebrate, we want to remind pet owners to keep their pets away from these common Easter pet toxins! Contact a pet poison hotline, your family veterinarian, or your local animal emergency hospital if your pet gets into any of these Easter pet toxins!
Learn more: https://aercmn.com/common-easter-pet-dangers

09/04/2023

We hope all yall have a wonderful Easter with your family

08/04/2023

Did you know this? Shared by Wounded Whitetails Tracking & Recovery

Fun fact! This is what we train our dogs to track. This is the interdigital gland on a deer. A lot of people think they are trained to track blood. Blood does help and they can smell it along with other scents. But we get calls a lot of the time when blood runs out. This is why we train them to track this gland. Each deer has there own specific scent from this gland. I like to think of it like our fingerprint. This is how the dog knows to stay on the deer we are tracking and not another deer that may have crossed the track.

08/04/2023

215 yards just liver no blood he had to work this time
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