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I have been hunting with tracekrs all my life .If you want a dog for tracking you want a breed of hound . Most other breeds will hunt by sight not tracking scent .Hounds have much keener sense of smell than other breeds of dogs.Since you are going to be tracking deer you want a breed of hound that is a fast runner .So I wouldnt recomend a bloodhound .They are fine for tracking something that dosent run fast like people but they are to slow for deer .I would recomend a black and tan a redtick or a bluetick hound .If you can have 2 dogs . I would recomend running it with a irish wolf hound ,if you want them to bring down wounded deer.Wolf hounds hunt more by sight than smell than other hounds but the tracker wouldnt loose him and the wolf hound would take over once they caught him .Any hound will be good with your family if you get it as a puppy and raise it as a pet .Show dogs for 30 years
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