How to track and recover a deer with little or no blood with CnS Outdoors

How to track and recover a deer with little or no blood with CnS Outdoors

[@garyziegler8166]

Glad you mentioned marking your last blood spot. I use small pieces of toilet paper, That means that if you miss picking up a piece on your way back out, it is biodegradable. An added advantage is that if you have difficulty finding the next blood, it is easy to look behind and see the line of travel to give you an idea where the animal was heading.

[@cnsoutdoors8406]

Great idea on using biodegradable products. Thanks for watching and providing that tip!

[@michaelm694]

Your way of findling that deer sounds very good. But why you don't use a dog? It would take may be 5 minutes for a normal talented tracker dog to find that deer.

[@cnsoutdoors8406]

I’m not against using a dog at all I just try to look myself until I believe I’ve looked over every area. This method has worked well for me and my sons. FWIW I do know a gal that’s trained her dog for blood tracking and will not hesitate to call her if needed. Thanks for watching

[@mikegault1179]

last two IV shot IV had no blood at all luckily watched where they ran and found em shortly after last spot seen...

[@cnsoutdoors8406]

Congrats always good feeling when you find them

[@LDBoone]

The toilet paper marking the trail in the comments is a great method. I'll also use sticks stuck in the ground.

[@cnsoutdoors8406]

I agree toilet paper is a great idea

[@jamescraig8601]

Your volume is to low to make your video enjoyable.I have to hold my phone to my ear instead of being able to view the footage.

[@cnsoutdoors8406]

Thank you for the input we greatly appreciate it as that’s how we can do better in future videos. We had problems with the mic when filming. We now carry a spare because of that.

[@mikefinley4367]

The lazy unskilled way is to put a product tracking chip in a arrow, by the scan tracking software. These are put in many big retail outlet products and are sometimes what enables stolen goods to be recovered. These are often never seen as so tiny .

[@robertlivingston1634]

The arrow is typically really easy to find, it's the deer he's looking for.

[@mikefinley4367]

@@robertlivingston1634 Apparently your not familiar with the arrow delivery system and tracking used in unconventional warfare. It's comparable to the high track listening dart sometimes shot onto a drug house outside but is ,micro tech delivering the grain of rice chip like a injection from the arrow head upon impact.

[@robertlivingston1634]

@@mikefinley4367 as a bow hunter for decades I'm quite familiar with the arrow delivery system and a complete pass through is most desirable and that happens in milliseconds, so if your grain of rice becomes dislodged and stays inside the animal with regular consistency ok, if not you better learn how to track and recover.

[@mikefinley4367]

@@robertlivingston1634 One thing is for sure, most people today will die if they depend on supermarkets, government and can't buy ammo. Im broken down in my latter years and I don't knock skilled tradition but look for easier ways ... sometimes. When you can't hunt anymore you raise poultry or rabbits. when you can't lift over fifteen pounds due to a inoperable spinal condition it sucks to only watch others building things on KZbin. Age comes for us all, like taxes and death.