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 CNC thanks for the stories. About how much rain do you think it takes to clean the woods of deer or human scent in an area? I don’t have much personal experience tracking after rain yet other than running some training lines back during the summer after a little shower had fell on them. I’ve heard stories though, of trackers still finding deer after more than an inch of rain fell on the scent line. The blood apparently keeps leaving scent behind even after what you can see has washed away. The other finer scent particles like the ones we would leave behind as humans or maybe one a squirrel would leave from playing in the leaves….those scents are washed away……leaving nothing but the clean blood scent running through the woods. I’m sure a lot of it is going to depend on what type of wound you’re dealing with too.
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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