BORN-TO-TRACK BLOG

by John Jeanneney Yesterday  was the first day of our bow season and my first day of tracking at age 79. I have total confidence in my ...

This winter is not going to quit! According to the National Weather Service we got 27 inches of snow in the last 36 hours. Of course this wa...

We all get that question, "What's your success rate?".  In the leashed tracking dog states we have to tell them, "Around...

Tracking wounded big game with dogs is becoming more and more popular. Just recently a new club has been formed north of the border, in t...

Bob Yax's e-mail came today, and it describes Thor's 5th, 6th and 7th recovery. I am going to give it a priority and post it right a...

Theo (Theo von Moosbach-Zuzelek) turned four months old on August 6, and one day later he passed a UBT I blood tracking evaluation. Andy Ben...

Last weekend was very busy and filled with fun, dachshunds and friends.We wrote about Genti and Beth Sheros' puppies in the previous po...

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation released a study guide, which will help future handlers prepare for the exam needed to obtain a...

It looks like our tracking season got extended by two weeks as in 2012 archery season in the Southern zone will open on October 1 (instead o...

Last night  I got a picture from Kevin Wilson showing Quenotte with a deer, which means that they must have tracked in this oppressive heat....

I am way behind with posting, but last weekend when I was attending dachshund field trials in Batavia, NY, I got really sick. This weekend I...

Andy Bensing reports: After finally getting out of the Game and Fisheries committee where it languished for the last year our Tracking bill ...

We wrote about Samantha Allen from Salisbury, North Carolina before. As it turned out Cabela, Ollie's sister, became avialable, and she...

I am just about to leave for field trials in Ohio, and I will be gone for five days.I am leaving you with the link to John's excellent a...

Michael Harrell from Georgia has shared an important lesson he learned recently. Michael, thank you for writing! I did not expect to ...

I apologize but I am running behind. This is a very busy time for blood trackers so submissions are coming in fast. Thank you, thank, thank ...

This is Darren Doren’s account of a tough call he took in New Jersey with   his wirehaired dachshund Karl. In New Jersey wounded deer t...