Welcome!

7/10/2010

Your feedback on the book is most welcome. Share your comments here.

Joe Neal Walters

7/20/2010 03:54:49 am

A very good read. It has changed my thinking on some tracks I ran with my Wirehaired Dachshund. Congratulations on another fine book. Recommended reading for all deer hunters. Young or old.

Pete Martin

7/26/2010 06:40:16 am

John&Jolanta -
Again,congratulations for another fine piece of literature on what we love to do.Hunt & recover.
Picked up a lot of new perspectives & information I will remember as I track this fall.
PETE

Patrick McCaffrey

10/25/2010 04:14:44 am

I have been hunting for 38 years and have unfortunately done my fair share of tracking wounded deer. I can honestly say that I have learned more about tracking in this 110 page book than I learned from all my previous tracking. Beyond my own experience, most of what I knew about blood tracking fell into the category of hunting lore. John Jeanneney has combined his considerable experience in tracking and his background as an educator to explain the science of finding wounded deer. Professional wildlife officers believe that over 10% of deer that are wounded and die are never recovered. "Dead On" is an important conservation tool that can decrease these wounding losses. As a Ohio hunter education instructor, I will be teaching these materials to my students this fall. This is a well written book that is full of hunting information not found anywhere else.

Matt Moore link

4/4/2011 04:07:33 am

All hunters should have a copy. Great information to keep in every deer camp.

Matt Moore
Closing the Distance TV

Jack DeHaven

8/14/2013 12:27:20 am

Good book. Very informative. Just wish there had been more photos or drawings showing where to shoot shot angles from treestands and not just from on the ground.

Your comment will be posted after it is approved.

Welcome!

Leave a Reply.

Archives

Categories