Hosted by American Blood Trackers Association · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 36 episodes
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This is the official podcast of the American Blood Trackers Association. We discuss all things related to blood tracking / blood trailing wounded game. We mainly discuss the use of tracking dogs, which many guests track deer, bear, hogs, elk, and many exotic species.
American Blood Trackers Association hosts American Blood Trackers (ABTA), a education show with 36 episodes published.
From hunting to handling tracking dogs and now creating content, Jim Gast and Anthony Beck join hosts Kenny Mullins and Matt Burger to share their journey. Jim has been on both sides of the blood trail—calling in tracker
This conversation delves into the world of tracking, focusing on the importance of mentorship, adaptability, and understanding different breeds' tendencies. The speakers discuss the nuances of on-lead versus off-lead tra
The conversation explores the multifaceted impact of social media on the tracking and hunting community, discussing both the positive aspects such as education, community building, and advocacy, as well as the negative c
This conversation delves into the Tracker App, a tool designed to connect hunters with trackers efficiently. The discussion covers the app's evolution, the importance of data collection and analytics, user experience, th
Summary The conversation covers the excitement of the preseason for tracking, the organizational realignment of the ABTA to better serve its growing membership, the launch of a nationwide mentorship program, an overhaul
Summary The conversation revolves around the establishment and evolution of the Iowa Blood Trackers Association, focusing on the legal status of tracking in Iowa since 2020, the challenges posed by EHD on deer population
Summary This conversation explores the intricacies of deer hunting and tracking, emphasizing the importance of community, conservation, and education. Dale, a prominent figure in the Michigan deer hunting community, shar
Summary In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of tracking success, emphasizing that true success is not solely defined by the recovery of a deer. They discuss the importance of understanding the
Summary The ABTA Tuesday Night Live event provided a platform for trackers of varying experience levels to share insights and experiences from the recent Michigan event. The conversation highlighted the importance of com
Summary In this conversation, the speakers discuss the importance of knowing when to take a tracking call and the dynamics of teamwork in tracking. They emphasize self-awareness, mentorship, and community collaboration a
In this conversation, the speakers delve into the psychology of wounded deer, exploring how their behavior changes after being injured. They discuss the importance of understanding the mindset of these animals, the survi
Summary This conversation covers a live event recap focusing on dog tracking, featuring participants sharing their experiences from a recent PA event. The discussion includes insights on training techniques, the importan
Summary In this episode of the American Blood Trackers Association podcast, the hosts discuss the importance of tracking dogs in hunting, share experiences from recent events, and delve into the technology behind GPS sys
In this episode, hosts Kenny Mullins and Matt Burger sit down with Colorado-based tracker Lauren Smanik. Lauren is an experienced member of the Rocky Mountain Big Game Recovery Association, where she plays a critical rol
Summary This conversation delves into the often-overlooked topic of mental fatigue in dog handlers, particularly in the context of tracking. The speakers discuss the importance of mental preparedness, the impact of fatig
Summary This conversation delves into the intricacies of dog training, focusing on the upcoming PA event, the importance of dog intelligence, mental stamina, and the handler's role in training. The speakers discuss vario
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various tracking systems, focusing on Garmin and Dogtra. They explore the features, benefits, and drawbacks of each system, including GPS and GLONASS tracking, battery life, durabi
Joined by trackers, Perry Lowrance, Brian Alberda, and Darrell Maggert, , this live stream dives deep into the methods and mindset behind training your tracking dog to work effectively and safely off-lead where legal. We
In this conversation, Matt Burger and Kenny Mullins discuss the importance of tracking data in hunting, featuring guest Terry Folts, who shares his experiences and insights on developing a tracking journal. The discussio
Summary In this engaging ABTA live stream, the hosts discuss the importance of trusting your tracking dog, sharing insights from validation days and the upcoming Alabama event. They explore the balance between trusting a
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