TOO Deer Recovery Resource
- Thread starter Huckleberry Finn
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Medina, Wayne, Summit, and sometimes Carroll County.
If anyone shoots a slunger and can't find it, let me know... My uncle has an extremely well-trained Wirehaired Dachshund deer tracking dog. This dog is no joke... She can track a wounded deer by it's interdigital scent, without even having a blood trail.
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An idea here guys... Is there any way we could get a spreadsheet drawn up, with the counties listed in one column, and the TOO members able to help in the respective rows. What ya think?
If anyone shoots a slunger and can't find it, let me know... My uncle has an extremely well-trained Wirehaired Dachshund deer tracking dog. This dog is no joke... She can track a wounded deer by it's interdigital scent, without even having a blood trail.
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An idea here guys... Is there any way we could get a spreadsheet drawn up, with the counties listed in one column, and the TOO members able to help in the respective rows. What ya think?
rgecko23
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Buckmaster
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Gordo
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lung buster
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dante322
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Im in the south eastern part of crawford so put me down for crawford, morrow, richland, knox, marion, and wyandot.
I'm in Licking. I can at least get out & help walk when I'm available. I have a deer cart Too.
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buckbuster217
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http://trackingwoundeddeer.blogspot.com/ I track with a leased dog in South west Ohio. Dog tracks interdigital scent between the hooves when blood runs out. Check out my site for information.
Delaware, Franklin and surrounding areas. Have a deer cart and know Beentown. He's a good pack mule. :smiley_coolpeace:
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Just a bump too let some of the newer and forgetful older members that there is help if you need it out there....
