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mario montana | themontanas~AT~optonline~DOT~net Me and cheyenne had a slow tracking season this year.We got 15 calls and 2 bear calls found 9 deer and one bear the dog worked great the older she gets the better she gets. 9 February 2010 05:32pm TJ Waln | deadonderbying_x~AT~hotmail~DOT~com Looking foreward to receiving your book. I have my hands full with young "Vinnie". 9 November 2009 09:11pm Cindy Gustafson | cindyntukka~AT~gmail~DOT~com Hi! I just ordered your book. I am working with two Norwegian Elkhounds, both have had a chance to find a deer and one tracked a bear that unfortunately was not killed. We are really excited to be working with our dogs this way. They are new to it so we have a lot of training to do but they seem to be naturals. 12 November 2008 10:13pm Danny Moudy | danny146~AT~centurytel~DOT~net I am exited about getting some good information on training dogs to track wounded deer. I have a background in training Laborador Retrievers for hunting and UKC hunt tests. I have a Border Terrier pup (Sire and Dam from England) reserved with the intention of using it to help find wounded deer. I have no idea how this experiment will work out. I noticed a reference to "Nite Lite" on the web page. My Father has always been a racoon hunter and years ago he bought his carbide hunting lights from a gentleman who made and sold his lights from a shop at his house near Clarksville AR, 20 Miles from our home. His "company" name was Nite Lite. Small World. 8 March 2008 11:06pm Åsa Aarmo Hello! I was just looking around on pages with hunting and huntingdogs and found your site. Good luck with the litter! 14 August 2007 00:32am Fred D. Waites, Jr. | fdwaites~AT~hotmail~DOT~com My parents have been Dachshund breeders for nearly 5 decades. At their advanced age now (84) , they are calling it a day. I have been lucky enough to have two of their males which I have trained to blood trail deer. I am NOT a professional tracker, but rather a Dachshund lover that also hunts white tail deer. My #1 dog, Tex , is 12. He is an excellent tracker. My #2 dog , Mojo, is 2 1/2. He made his first solo tracks last winter. I know that I will be soon replacing Tex. I am looking for a breeder of tracking Dachshunds. If you decide to continue to raise tracking Dachshunds, I would apprectiate being kept abreast of any litters from which you might have a pup for sale. 12 August 2007 03:02pm John Redfearn | safaritours~AT~bigpond~DOT~com Looking forward to reading the book,would have liked to have seen a European Wild Dear on the cover though 2 August 2007 04:24am Brian Boyle | info~AT~gamecouncil~DOT~nsw~DOT~gov~DOT~au Have just read your book - congratulations on a great work, it is applicable here in Australia as it will be anywhere in the world Brian Boyle Chief Executive Officer Game Council New South Wales Australia 19 July 2007 10:13am Kennel Los Madroños | los_madronos~AT~hotmail~DOT~com Hello!!! congratulations for your work with the track of blood with your teckels and very good program of breeding. We like to see that in USA also you have teckels hunters because for us also the teckel first is a dog to work. All the best from Spain, Ruben and Marisa. 16 May 2007 10:56am