Parrot
Spike
Roxy is my lab shes almost 2 years old i got her on some deer last year and she picked it up this is her first this year. Shes not on the tracking dog list because she still needs practice but shes on the right track
Roxys deer recovery
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Roxy is my lab shes almost 2 years old i got her on some deer last year and she picked it up this is her first this year. Shes not on the tracking dog list because she still needs practice but shes on the right track
Justin
Old Mossy Horns
Good for her! She looks happy! Most dogs can do it, it’s usually a handler issue if they can’t. Looks like you’ve done your part to let her do her thing.
bowhuntingrook
Old Mossy Horns
Great work! Every dog with a nose can do it, and they do it for multiple reasons. Some have more potential than others but few people ever have a dog that reaches it's potential because they don't give them enough opportunities to. Labs are great. Keep up the good work, give them as many opportunities as possible, you have more to learn then she does and she's going to teach you every trip out.
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bowhuntingrook
Old Mossy Horns
Message me your location and number and I'll send tracks your way if I know someone needs help, as long as your honest with people that it's a less experienced dog your good.
Ex Military
Eight Pointer
Well done there.
Awesome! Pretty lab to boot… I miss old yeller.
Ex Military
Eight Pointer
Is a good movie ain't it, til the end.
For sure… I was speaking of my old yeller. Had 13.5 great years with him.
Ex Military
Eight Pointer
Oh, sorry.
Parrot
Spike
turkeyfoot
Old Mossy Horns
Nice work hard beat watching a dog do their thing and loving it
DawgintheHoller
Button Buck
Love watching tracking dogs do their thing, just hate having to call one in lol
Good girl Roxie! At two years old she's past that "teenager" stage, and she'll get down to serious business. Now is the time to put her on all the tracks you can; she's got the tools, you just need to give her the opportunities and a little guidance.
Again, congratulations on the recoveries!
Again, congratulations on the recoveries!
TravisLH
Old Mossy Horns
Yup I’d rather a less experienced dog try than no dog at all. I’m usually pretty great with tracking but if I can’t find em and can’t pick up a path or blood trail I back out and call a dog
Parrot
Spike
Parrot
Spike
Im not sure how i missed your message im sorry ill pm you
Nicely done - don’t see many doe recovery posts, i like it
Parrot
Spike
I sent you my information this morning i think i did it right
Parrot
Spike
Parrot
Spike
Another doe around 100 yard track shot with rifle. Spotty blood trail mostly bled internal. She absolutely loves her job as you can tell.
You’re making my day!!
specialk
Twelve Pointer
Practice makes perfect, nice buck BTW.....
bowhuntingrook
Old Mossy Horns
Speaking in general overall, do you know why that's the case?
Rescue44
Old Mossy Horns
Buck fever? Lol
flathead977
Ten Pointer
I may be wrong, but I would guess people don’t want to pay for a doe recovery.
Yep exactly and that’s why I like the doe recoveries
Every deer large or small buck or doe, all deserve the best attempt at recovery
flathead977
Ten Pointer
Agreed that they all deserve it.
Parrot
Spike
I work really hard to recover all deer because its not thier fault a bad shot or even a good shot with little or no blood was made. They shouldn't have to suffer no matter the size or gender they are all deer and living creatures they deserve a humane as possible death.
oldest school
Old Mossy Horns
I like Roxy. Some dogs you just can tell are a pure pleasure. I'll bet she fits in that category. Her pics with her recovery are awesome.