Skychief
69 Cal.
On this cold and calm morning I found myself in my woods in the mood to take a doe if given the opportunity. It came just before 9:00. A group of six or seven doe and fawns came past at forty yards heading toward some thick bedding.
The lead doe had more venison than the others from what I could tell. I got her to stop broadside for a shot through the lungs. I watched as she made it a little over fifty yards and gave up her ghost.
I went straight to the house and gathered my 8 month old Jack Russell pup. I’ve been wanting to train a dog for deer recoveries for some time now.
Amazingly, she took to it like a duck to water and covered the track in about 3-4 minutes without a bobble. She never lifted her nose once, literally. Admittedly the trail looked like a red carpet, but it’s a start….
Good luck to all afield, Skychief.
The lead doe had more venison than the others from what I could tell. I got her to stop broadside for a shot through the lungs. I watched as she made it a little over fifty yards and gave up her ghost.
I went straight to the house and gathered my 8 month old Jack Russell pup. I’ve been wanting to train a dog for deer recoveries for some time now.
Amazingly, she took to it like a duck to water and covered the track in about 3-4 minutes without a bobble. She never lifted her nose once, literally. Admittedly the trail looked like a red carpet, but it’s a start….
Good luck to all afield, Skychief.