Bavarian Mountain Bloodhound
Bayerische Gebirgsschweisshund, BGS, Bavarian Mountain Bloodhound. They have the ability to track old cold lines out to 48 hrs and sometimes beyond. They are slow to mature sometimes taking up to 3 years and lots of tracks to become the best they can be. They are not suited for someone that only needs to track 4 or 5 animals a year.
UBT will hold its Trackfest 2010 on May 15, 16, and 17, 2010 in Marshall Michigan. Marshall is 35 miles north of the point where Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana come together. Keep an eye out for more information.
United Blood Trackers
United Blood Trackers (UBT) welcomes you into the world of tracking dogs for the recovery of wounded big game. We are all brought together by our love for our dogs and our mission to find wounded animals for hunters.
Dogs used for recovering wounded game are often referred to as “blood trackers” but the term can be misleading. Usually our blood trackers are used to track when there is little or no blood. With training and experience a dog can learn to distinguish and track an individual wounded animal by other scents rather than just its blood. Tracking dogs are primarily used to track whitetail deer, but they are also very effective for recovering bear, moose, elk, mule deer and exotics.
If you are looking for information on training, or if you are simply looking for help from a tracking dog and handler, we can help. UBT has a wonderful group of people dedicated to serving hunters. We provide tracking dogs, and we help train others in the fine art of using them. It is also our mission to promote legalization of tracking dogs in all 50 states. If you feel as we do, come join us. |
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Mission Statement
United Blood Trackers is dedicated to promoting resource conservation through the use of trained tracking dogs in the ethical recovery of big game. We support recovery efforts afield, the education of hunters, the training and testing of dog handlers and their dogs, and legislative efforts to promote blood tracking.
