I think this thread alone has educated A LOT of folks on how to handle the recovery of a deer. We hunters spend so much time, effort and money on the front end of deer hunting only to completely screw up after we’ve shot the buck we’ve been after.
I know it has me, and I appreciate the time the handlers take on here to write about the tracks. I got to go the the trackers seminar last year and meet most of these guys and gals that track (and their dogs, Otis is awesome by the way). You can gain a lot of insight from them, they see more wounded deer in a season than most of us do in a lifetime of hunting!
