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OK, I'm curious.
Do you train a deer-tracking dog the same way as bird dogs? Scent trails, put them with experienced dogs, etc?
Yes, you can. Mine are professionally trained to hunt birds. They know to hunt 'dead' for scent. My female can sniff out a rat in a hayfield. She has a great nose.
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