BORN-TO-TRACK BLOG

This came from Andy Bensing and his organization Deer Recovery of Pennsylvania: The effort to legalize Leashed Tracking Dogs for recover...

Compiled by Jolanta Jeanneney The need for a national organization of blood trackers became evident in March 2005 when Henry Holt ran i...

by Darren Doran This April Theo turned four years old and is developing into a solid tracking dog. We had somewhat of a disappointing t...

With a very heavy heart we are sending our deep sympathy to Andre Guerin from Louisiana. Today he lost his beloved 3.5-year-old dachshund ...

Today is John's 81st Birthday and I thought it would be interesting and fun to look back at the 81st year of his life. Last year I blog...

Chris DiPietro with a recovered deer in 2012. On March 22 we were shocked to learn that Tom and Christine DiPietro, both 59, from Jerich...

So February and March have gone by without a single post. There have been a number of reasons for my absence, most out of my control, but le...

The Bond of Hunters by  John Jeanneney, copyright 1998   Max was an old wirehaired dachshund  whose gray grizzled coat matched my own...

The use of tracking dogs in the recovery of wounded game has grown and expanded enormously in the last decade. The United Blood Trackers i...

It has been a very long and difficult road to legalize the use of blood tracking dogs in Pennsylvania. Nobody knows it better than Andy Bens...

Mossy's recovery #29 for the season took place on Sunday night, the last day of hunting. As it turned out it was not her last tra...