Person and dog posing with deer and antlers in nature.

Cecilia Steel

Blood Tracker

Feel free to call or text anytime about blood tracking dogs or tips for wounded game recovery

About

Blood Tracking and Wounded Game Recovery

Turk and Gubbins are my two lead tracking dogs. Catahoulas are versatile dogs known for their exceptional instincts in finding and baying game, translating very well to blood tracking. Turk has a slow, methodical tracking style, while Gubbins utilizes a faster, rangier style, excelling in finding and baying live wounded game.

Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions regarding tracking your deer or game animal. When in doubt, back out!

Photo Gallery

Gubbins trailed and bayed this great deer for a friend

Two hunters with a dog and a large deer they hunted.

Turk tracked this stud over 2 miles and bayed him. He scored 243"

Dog standing near a harvested deer at night.

Turk and Gubbins loaded up and ready to go to work

Two dogs standing outdoors with a wind turbine in the background.

Turk tracked and bayed this giant axis buck on a hot July day in Sutton County.

Two hunters with a large axis deer and their dog in a field.

This nice Tom Green County buck was tracked over 800 yards 24 hours after the shot and bayed.

Two hunters posing with a dog and a deer at night.

Accustomed to tracking in hot dry and windy conditions, Turk recovered this nice buck for one happy hunter

Dog on leash near a deer with large antlers in a dry field.

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