Jaeger Tracks : Oct 17 2019 TN Buck Recovery
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- Jaeger has his own account for videos now on TH-cam, Jaeger Tracks. You can also find info at www.jaegertracks.com
Jaeger Tracks first public buck recovery of 2019 was a nice buck for Christy. The deer was shot the evening prior, jumped and pushed, and looked for by a crew the following morning unsuccessfully before calling us. Congratulations Christy. Good boy Jaeger. #jaegertracks #dachshund #huntingdog #teckel #gooddog
Excellent handling of your working dog. Doesn't hurt that he's your bud too.
What a track, they would have been screwed without Jaeger! What area are you located in? We are doing a Kentucky hunt this season, if we end up needing a track it would be cool to have jaeger come out and do a little collaboration video or something...
We're near Spencer, TN -- kind of Eastern side of middle TN
@@DamonBungard we shot two... no dogs needed 🤘. But we do want to come to Tennessee one of these days!
I have a mini Schnauzer female I use her to track. I love watching her work it's as exciting to me as actually hunting you have a great dog. Good job guys
Good Boy Jaeger. I have a WH Dachshund from the blood line of John Jeannennys line.
Awesome dog. I love watching them work
What a phenomenal track job. Sure motivates me to go do some tracking! Thanks for posting!
Amazing track !! I mound never guessed that deer wounded that bad would have went uphill and through that rough of terrain!! Congrats Jaeger
Awesome tracking job!
Absolutely awesome!
Oh, boy. That looked like quite some hard work for both of you. Good job!
Amazing drive - a bundle of energy
I like your shot angle analysis. Great job! Jag is a good boy!
I do love to watch them hunt though!!!
Such an amazing dog!
I put my dog on a deer my in-law shot and was amazed to watch him trail it 300 yards straight to a dead doe. He was never formally trained or anything, but that was fun enough that I want to start putting him on more deer. How do you train your dog this late? Idk how to get him on more deer.
Would rather do the tracking than the actual whitetail hunting which I do enjoy,wish I would have gotten into tracking when I was a little younger,to late for me
Did you make a GPS track at all to see how far the deer traveled after the shot? If you did, how far did he go? That looked like a really long track but those one lung hits can go for a surprisingly long distance.
I did not. If I made a guess it was roughly 1000 yards from hit site to recovery site. I counted around 700 paces from their last blood/point of loss to recovery site.
The deer that wanted to die on the top of a mountain
So awesome!
Is Jaeger a Standard size or a Mini?
he's a standard
Where. Did you buy the dog
Jaeger's kennel is Vom Mountain Creek in GA.
Super awesome! I love how pumped she was!(huntress)
Question, as I'm gonna train my next pup to do this.
How come you didn't start him on the blood at the road crossing?
You always want to start at the hit site and let the dog learn the scent of the particular hit deer as much as possible.
@@DamonBungard that makes sense.
However, would the dog not learn the scent from there on?
Not questioning you in a negative way, trying to learn as you're obviously very successful.
@@caseycharter5731 they could, but there will always be more scent at the hit site from the shot. If you want to give the dog the best chance of success, that's where to start. What if there was a different buck that crossed the deer trail just across the road that morning after the buck that was shot had passed? It would be very easy for a dog to try to follow that fresher scent. The more time they have to learn the deer you're after, the better.
Not only that but then you know for sure he is on the right deer because the hunter should know exactly where the deer ran after impact