Save on Tracking Dogs for Finding Wounded Deer and Dead On!

Until December 31, 2015 you can save 20% when you order these two books together. You can place your order here.

John Jeanneney’s Dead On! book belongs in every deer hunter’s library

Today a local newspaper The Daily Gazette http://www.dailygazette.com/  published a really nice review of Dead On! written by an outdoors columnist Ed Noonan. He says: "I recently read a book written by a local hunter who has collected what he has learned after 34 years of tracking wounded deer. This book not only contains all of his techniques for tracking wounded whitetails, but also information on the deer’s anatomy and the proper shot placement for bow and gun hunters, something we all should revisit from time to time. I act ually read this book several weeks ago while sitting in a blind, turkey hunting. I think that John Jeanneney’s “Dead On!” book belongs in every deer hunter’s library.

Thank you Ed for a very thorough and positive review. You can order the book from amazon by clicking here or directly from us.

Craig Dougherty's terrific review of Dead On! on OutdoorLife blog

This year we got a really nice gift on December 23 as this is when Craig Dougherty's great review of John's book Dead On! was published on OutdoorLife blog under the title "New Book Suggests Revolutionary Approach to Blood Trailing Deer". Thank you Craig!

The review starts:

John Jeanneney tracks more wounded deer in a season than most bowhunters do in a lifetime. He is widely respected within the hunting community as one of the top trackers and blood trailing dog breeders. That’s why his recently released deer tracking book Dead On! raised more than a few eyebrows.

The book covers blood trailing and tracking from top to bottom, but one of Jeanneney’s most interesting points is that he encourages bowhunters to re-think the conventional wisdom of waiting (at least a half hour) after the shot to follow up on a deer. No more automatically sneaking out of the woods to let bowshot whitetails “lie down and stiffen up.” No more coming back after supper to pick him up.

Jeanneney admits that his “don’t wait” advice flies in the face of conventional bowhunting wisdom. Wisdom that is still taught in bowhunting education classes. But he has solid reasons for his recommendations.

To read the rest of the article click here. To purchase the book click here.

Dead On! is a "must buy" for every bowhunter

Yesterday I came across a new review of John's book Dead On! Deer Anatomy and Shot Placement for Bow and Gun Hunters. Tracking Techniques for Wounded Whitetails. To read the whole review click here. We don't know the author's name, can't even thank him for his post, but we could not be happier with the review. Thank you Horitexan!

To buy your own copy - go to http://www.deadonbook.com/buy.html

John's book for deer hunters Dead On! gets its first review

Because we are so busy with puppies we have not been able to promote John's book Dead On! as much as we'd like. The book is available right now through Amazon and you can get it at click here for $12.55. It can also be purchased directly from us at http://www.deadonbook.com/ with free shipment.  The volume discounts are available and if interested, e-mail me at teckeltime@born-to-track.com.

Yesterday the book was reviewed by Will Elliott in the Buffalo News in the article titles Enlightment from Two Expert Authors. If you would like to read the whole review click here. "The book counters many more long-held misconceptions about deer shot-placement and tracking procedures."

If you read the book, let us know what you think. How could it be improved? Leave you comments at http://www.deadonbook.com/readers-comments.html THANK YOU!

Dead On! Deer Anatomy and Shot Placement for Bow and Gun Hunters. Tracking Techniques for Wounded Whitetails.

John's new book arrived today from the printer! We both put a lot of work into this project, so this is a good day, when we can finally relax and open a bottle of wine to celebrate. We created a new website for the book at http://www.deadonbook.com/, where more information is posted. You can purchase the book there, and for a limited time we are going to pay for shipment. Within next few weeks the book will be available on http://www.amazon.com/, but until then we will be selling it by ourselves, just like we have been selling John's first book Tracking Dogs for Finding Wounded Deer.

What is a difference between the first and second book? There is a big difference, and for the explanation go to http://www.deadonbook.com/about-this-book.html This book is written for hunters who who do not have the time or the interest to develop a tracking dog for themselves. They simply need information useful for killing deer quickly, cleanly and humanely, and they need to know the best tactics for finding deer on their own if complications do arise.

If you like the book or have suggestions how to improve it, please leave you comments at http://www.deadonbook.com/readers-comments.html. We will really appreciate it. If you are an outdoor writer,  journalist or blogger and would like to review the book, we will be happy to send you a complimentary copy. Just e-mail me at jola@born-to-track.com