Dog Trackers in Crawford County, Kansas

Crawford County has a mix of reclaimed strip pits and thick creek bottoms that can make recovering a deer difficult after the shot. When the blood trail disappears in the tall grass or heavy brush near Frontenac, a tracking dog is often the best way to find your animal. These hounds are trained to stay on the scent even when there is little to no visible sign for a hunter to follow.

If you are hunting the public land or private woodlots in the southeast part of the county, Doug Girth out of Frontenac provides tracking services to help locate downed game. Getting a dog on the ground quickly increases the chances of a successful recovery before the meat spoils or coyotes get to the carcass. Contact a tracker as soon as you realize the trail has gone cold.