I always keep at least a couple of hundred in the ashtray of the truck during deer season just in case I need it. How much the tracker gets is dependent on the track.

Art Powers told me on the 17th of Jan on our last track together - that was his 88th track this season. Not sure what is standard - but that sounds like a heck of a lot
Super nice guy - real neat to see dogs work - hope I don’t need him again but would recommend him and will call him again if I hav to track one - i would rather see deer drop straight down after shot

The couple times we used them, gave 100 + 40 for fuel

Hookers and blow, huh?

And where was it you said you parked your truck?

I was thinking more like ass, grass or cash.

Man i dunno, i don't hear of many woman calling in tracking dogs

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I called a dog (Woodrow) year before last Christmas night. I had tracked the deer over a 1/4 mile and just run out of blood. He met me about 10:00 -11:00 drove to the club. Found the deer about 12:30-1:00 am. He help me drag the deer a long way up to a road we could get to. Was the biggest deer I have ever killed by far. I gave the guy $300 and felt like it was a deal.

I also do not understand grown men walking around with no cash on them at all. I will usually always have at least a couple hundred $$ on me and more at home if I need it.

I tipped a tracker $200 last Wednesday. He came through for me! Worth every penny.

Just depends, if it's a really impressive track sometimes people tip pretty good. Had a guy make me take 200 today. I've got a big vet bill coming in the morning though. Just really hoping Muzz doesn't have a broke leg

What happened?

One of Arts dogs was hurt - already hurt when he got there - hurt foot - had been on 3 tracks previous day - Dog still found deer - I was glad to pay him - was doing me the favor - could hav not come

If I didn’t make a good shot and need a dog I’m going to pay the man graciously. I owe it to the deer, the dog and the tracker. Glad that y’all feel the same way.

As far as Skyline goes, I damn near died from exhaustion just from inspecting buildings on flat ground. lol

Y'all can have that mountain tracking.....Heck, I'm scared to take any tracks north of Hwy 80 anymore.......

Hollins was rough yesterday 4 miles in and out and up and down

Hell my first track not for the family was for a woman at the feed store.

The deer pinned him up against a barbed wire fence and gored him pretty bad. He won't put any weight on one back leg and his other back foot is swelling up bad. I gave him some pain medicine and meloxicam to hold him off till morning

Dang man I hate to hear that hope he's just stove up a day or 2

Thanks, its been a rough weekend. Tracked 3, never caught up with one and bayed the other 2 a couple times. Good thing is my catahoula pup started opening and baying this weekend finally. Its awesome to watch the switch flip for the first time on a dog