The capability to track an injured deer or other video game frequently spells the distinction in between a complete freezer and a dissapointing tail of a lost animal. However today lots of hunters look just for blood or other apparent indication which might or might not exist. Blood tracking however, is just one piece of the tracking puzzle. There are lots of other spoor or indications that animals leave that can assist lead you to your dollar or bull.
In this Field Idea episode, Clay Hayes takes tracking beyond the blood path to reveal you how to discover injured deer, elk, and other video game animals. If you’re a bow hunter, you’ll certainly wish to see this one.
This was recorded in Idaho however the strategies apply in any area or environment from southeastern forests to alpine tundra. However depending upon the tracking conditions, substrate, and so on animal tracks and indication might be tough to see. Nevertheless, it’s constantly there. One track causes the next and the next, and determination is frequently essential.
This year I needed to put all my tracking understanding to the test to discover a bull elk I ‘d shot with my selfbow. A quartering shot resulted in a limited hit and an excellent blood path to begin. However it wasn’t long prior to the blood dried up and I needed to track based exclusively on the indications explained in this video. Elk and deer searching need lots of abilities: shooting, searching, outdoor camping, and so on however tracking is simply as essential.
If you wish to see more tracking, tracking, and blood tracking suggestions, simply leave a remark and I’ll see what I can do.
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