Chris Dalton returns to Bedford – teaching his client how to track the different deer species. In this article I cast my mind back to some training that I have been doing at Garryloop over the last 12 to 14…
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Tracking different deer species w/ Chris Dalton
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How to stay safe when solo stalking using Trackplot
Trackplot is a complete lone worker monitoring solution offering a range of communication methods
Deer dogs: The suitability test
Rudi van Kets puts a new crop of deer dogs through their paces on a new test devised by his tracking group The suitability test our tracking dog association runs is based on the national recognised test for tracking dogs.…
Hunting in the heat
If you want safari success, says Kevin Thomas, you can’t retreat when the temperature rises – you need to keep hunting through the punishing ‘midday window’ Throughout my hunting career, be it guiding safaris or hunting for myself, I’ve observed…
Top of the world
Paul Childerley heads to Slovenia for the hunt of a lifetime amid not one but two mountain ranges
Hard miles
Rudi van Kets relates the story of one of the longest, toughest tracks for a wounded animal he’s ever followed
Tagged with: barking, hunting dogs, piglets, shooting, teamwork, tracking, wild boar, wounded animal
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Reading the signs
Rudi van Kets presents the ultimate guide to reactions of a shot animal and what that means for the track
New year foxes
Robert Bucknell prepares for the new year’s foxing challenges and finally deals with the tailless fox that’s been plaguing him for some time
Tagged with: animal health service, fox hunting, fox population, foxes, foxing, new year, tracking
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Hare of the Dog
Blood hound specialist Thomas Müller says that the Hanoverian method of tracker training can be adapted by substituting the hare for a red stag
