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Tracking & Recovery

Guide to tracking and recovering wounded game after the shot.

Interpreting Blood Trails

How to interpret blood trails: color, quantity, direction, and what it tells you about the hit.

Tracking Cervids

Specific advice for tracking moose, red deer, roe deer, and wild reindeer.

Tracking Wild Boar

Special challenges when tracking wild boar, including behavior and safety.

Tracking Dogs

Requirements for approved tracking dogs, the Schweiss test, and the use of dogs in tracking work.

Preventing Wounding

Shooting practice, range estimation, ethics, and the principle of not shooting when in doubt.

Tracking Basics

What is tracking, legal obligations, and why it is a central part of responsible hunting.

Shot Site Examination

How to examine the shot site for hair, blood, and bullet signs to assess the hit.

Notification and Reporting

Who to contact for wounded game, reporting deadlines, and obligations to authorities.

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