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One of the 2 recoveries UKDTR tracking teams assis One of the 2 recoveries UKDTR tracking teams assisted stalkers in helping to recover their deer yesterday..πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• Dek & Brutus with a long track on a overnight fallow pricket which was recovered after 600m or so . And then Richard & Senna with a short track into some thick Bramble for this lung shot Muntjac buck🦌🦌 Well done to both stalkers for making the call and putting your trust in UKDTR πŸ‘πŸ‘ Well done to both tracking teams on the successful tracks and outcomes πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• To find your nearest tracking teams Click on the link https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/ Free service , just call even if for advice
Couple of good results for the 2 tracks that UKDT Couple of good results for the 2 tracks that UKDTR were called out to The 1st track resulted in a miss but it’s always worth checking incase.πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ‘πŸ‘ The 2nd track was for a wild boar shot at last light which ran yesterday evening . The tracking team wisely Arranged to meet the stalker at 7.00 am this morning. They Got to the area where animal was shot and set the dog off into work , Unfortunately struggled to find a shot site as such and the dog just took a line where they tracked slow and steady but still no sign of blood on the track, they tracked about 200m up to forestry edge which was well fenced . They then headed left down the valley all the time going along fence line, got to a deep gulley filled with bracken and decided to take the dog off the line in case the animal was still alive, They followed the dog in and found the sow recently expired in the gully. The sow Shot with 300WSM at 70 yards with 150g Berger hunting, shot well back in the guts with no exit explaining the lack of sign. These things happen but a good result all round for both the stalker and the tracking team πŸ—πŸ•πŸ—πŸ• Well done to both tracking teams Alan & Skye With the miss .. Chris & Milly with their wild Boar Well done to both the stalkers for calling πŸ‘πŸ‘ To find a number for your nearest tracking teams Click on the link below https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
New tracking teams have now been added to the regi New tracking teams have now been added to the register.. πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• To find the numbers for your nearest tracking teams. Click on the link https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
A good result for one of the tracking teams yester A good result for one of the tracking teams yesterday .. A Roe Doe that had been seriously injured with back leg damage due to suspected RTC . Reported in the morning and UKDTR were called to help. Alan & Skye ( GWP) arrived at the scene . Tracked the deer to some dense cover where the Deer got up and tried to escape.. Skye was released and brought the deer to Bay where the deer was quickly and humanely despatched . Well done to all involved πŸ‘πŸ‘ To find the number for a tracking team clink on the link https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
With the weather looking good for the Roe rut that With the weather looking good for the Roe rut that has finally kicked into action.🦌🦌 Scotland already a month into their stags 🦌 Tomorrow marks an important date for the rest of the UK stags and Fallow bucks 🦌🦌 We now have more tracking teams in England and Scotland πŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺ Their details will be added to the website shortly .. To find a number for your nearest tracking team Click on the link below https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/ If you don’t see a local tracking team just call the number of another tracking team for help They will do what they can to help sort a UKDTR tracking team for you πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• Remember we are a free tracking service by dedicated volunteers Thank you for all the support πŸ‘πŸ‘
Call out last night for one of our tracking teams Call out last night for one of our tracking teams to look a roe buck Shot around 21:30 and the tracking team arrived on scene about 23:00 Stalker took a shot from a high seat 100 yards, reaction was the deer hunched up walked to woodland edge where second shot was taken. Dog found both shot sites and the first had a lot of green in it. Tracked from shot site 100 yards and found the buck dead. Nothing fancy but a nice straightforward track that resulted in a recovered beast. Well done to the stalker for not trampling all over the area endlessly looking for the deer πŸ‘ŒπŸ‘Œ Well done Chris on the recovery πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• To find the number of your nearest tracking teams Click on the link below https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
Six UKDTR members made the trip to Scotland to put Six UKDTR members made the trip to Scotland to put on a follow up from shot training day and shot site ID on the Saturday followed by track testing on the Sunday where four teams of dogs and handlers completed there 20 hour tracking tests to become full members. Two new handlers from Scotland, Murray and his fantastic teckle from the Isle of Arran tracked as if it was on rails and Andrew from Murray with his Lab x wire which didn’t put a foot wrong. There where also to new members from the north-east, Lee with his Lab and Chad getting his second BMH into the UKDTR system.
Due to unfortunate circumstances. We have 2 pla Due to unfortunate circumstances. We have 2 places come available at our UKDTR Training day Doune, Scotland this coming Saturday 17th. πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• An introduction to tracking and shot site identification day Β£40 @ person For more information or book a place Please contact Tony Lowry tonylowry123@outlook.com
The time of year has arrived when the Roe are loo The time of year has arrived when the Roe are looking to start their rut.. Red and Sika stags already underway in Scotland , The cover is up at its highest and muntjac difficult to spot / shoot. The hardest part often is finding that lost beast Why not try a few handy tips that may help .. Mark where you were stood when shooting.. Try and walk in a straight line as possible to where the deer was stood when you shot and mark where you think the deer was.. Mark any signs of a strike and blood spots on your initial search . Mark where you lost sight of the deer.. White toilet tissue has many uses and easy to spot . Try not to search recklessly with a thermal , as the cover will block the heat source from the deer even if your only 15m away If you are intending to give us a call , Do so ASAP even if just to get advice. To find the number of a tracking team πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• Click on the link .. as we are happy to help https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/ Try this before spending hours of potentially unnecessary searching . Good luck 🦌🦌
Great first training day at our Warwickshire venue Great first training day at our Warwickshire venue for 2021. With a mixture of dogs from a Korthals Griffon , German wire hair , Alpine Dashbracke , Hanoverian and black lab pup all playing their part . From shot sites to mock tracking tests ..young handlers starting out Although the weather was a factor in how the day was run.. All dogs and handlers showed different qualities in their ability.. Making it such an interesting day. Many thanks to all that came and to those that helped on the day .. Looking forward to the next training day in July and seeing how some of the dogs/handlers have progressed .. Please keep an eye on the website for all future training days .. For now Hope you enjoy the pics πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ•
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Last weekend I was in Dorset judging and witnessin Last weekend I was in Dorset judging and witnessing some fantastic work by GWP’s, yesterday I made the trip up to the Midlands to lay two 20 hour old trails for two Hanoverian scent hounds from the same litter, before I made the trip up the A34 and M40 to lay the trails I had been called to help find a roe buck which a stalker had lost that morning.
Another good recovery with a joint effort from 2 Another good recovery with a joint effort from 2 UKDTR tracking teams combining together to help a stalker find his buck . Initial search this morning was called off and a 2nd team was asked to help aid in the search this afternoon.. This resulted in the 2 tracking teams working together to track the neck shot deer . With a successful find and recovery..πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• Well done Tony and Gareth Great teamwork πŸ‘ŒπŸ‘Œ Well done to the stalker for making the call πŸ‘πŸ‘ To find your nearest tracking teams https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
A great start for our newest UKDTR tracking team. A great start for our newest UKDTR tracking team. Alan & his GWP Skye passed their UKDTR 20hr tracking test only yesterday and were immediately called out this very Β next morning. A suspected chest shot Muntjac Β buck that had run. Good signs of blood and hair at shot site and along the track. https://ukdtr.co.uk/a-great-start-for-our-newest-ukdtr-tracking-team/
UKDTR did some testing in Dorset today and I witne UKDTR did some testing in Dorset today and I witnessed some fantastic cold scent work from a tracking team with a GWP, a young two year old bitch who didn’t put a foot wrong on a twenty hour old trail in very dry conditions, 600 plus meters in length with turns and a back track. They https://ukdtr.co.uk/ukdtr-20hr-test/
Few pics from today’s tracking tests near Dorset Few pics from today’s tracking tests near Dorset.. Where 2 tracking teams attempted their UKDTR 20hr tracking test. Today resulted in one team passing and now will be available to help in the North Somerset and surrounding areas Well Done to Alan Hayes & Skye πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• A full write up and more pics will be posted shortly.. Well done to everyone involved πŸ‘πŸ‘ https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
UKDTR Training day Doune, Scotland , please see we UKDTR Training day Doune, Scotland , please see web site to book your place, limited spaces available, learn how to lay tracks , and examine shot sites
As restrictions are slowly lifting , we are please As restrictions are slowly lifting , we are pleased to be able to start running training days again. Places are limited and Covid restrictions will be put in place. But a chance to get on to one of our popular training days in Scotland. Limited Spaces Available.πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• Easiest way to book a place https://ukdtr.co.uk/product/training-introduction-day/
As the evenings draw out. Our tracking teams will As the evenings draw out. Our tracking teams will be even more available to track after work. So why wait till the next day or morning to call upon a tracking team. Call the same day to help aid get a tracking team on site sooner πŸ¦ŒπŸ•πŸ¦ŒπŸ• Click on the link below to do a search for the numbers of your nearest tracking teams https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/
1st of April has arrived so fast and so the start 1st of April has arrived so fast and so the start of the Roe buck season. Covid 19 regulations being relaxed in some areas of the UK allows for many to travel stalking over the Easter bank holidays. Why not put the number of the nearest tracking teams into your phone just incase . Click on the link and put your postcode where your stalking in. That will then come up with your closest tracking teams and their contact details https://ukdtr.co.uk/find-a-tracker/ Happy Easter everyone. Pic just for effect
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