Carolina Game Recovery Inc

United Blood Trackers helps train individuals in the use of tracking dogs for the recovery of wounded big game. Their training focuses on enabling dogs to track by scent, even when blood is scarce, distinguishing individual wounded animals.

These dogs are primarily used for whitetail deer but are also effective for recovering bear, moose, elk, mule deer, and exotics. The organization also offers tracking tests and seminars related to this specialized field.

United Blood Trackers (UBT) is an organization dedicated to promoting resource conservation through the ethical recovery of big game using trained tracking dogs. They welcome individuals into the world of tracking dogs for the recovery of wounded big game, driven by a shared love for dogs and a mission to find wounded animals for hunters.

Dogs used for recovering wounded game are often called “blood trackers,” but UBT emphasizes that these dogs are effective even 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. Tracking dogs are primarily used for whitetail deer but are also very effective for recovering bear, moose, elk, mule deer, and exotics.

UBT provides tracking dogs and helps train others in the fine art of using them. They also offer information on training and resources for those looking for help from a tracking dog and handler. A key part of their mission is to promote the legalization of tracking dogs in all 50 states.

Accomplishments

United Blood Trackers is dedicated to promoting resource conservation and the ethical recovery of big game using trained tracking dogs. They have established a Judging Program and conduct Tracking Tests to evaluate dog and handler teams.

A significant accomplishment is their ongoing mission to promote the legalization of tracking dogs across all 50 states.

How to Get Started!

Individuals interested in training tracking dogs or seeking assistance from a tracking dog and handler can find help through United Blood Trackers. The organization invites those who share their mission to join UBT, with options to register online or via mail-in application.