Blood Trail Dogs For Texas Hunting Preserves 2016

I am getting calls from Texas almost every day about dogs that they got from somewhere else that are not working, and so they are now coming to me, because they heard about my dogs from some of my satisfied customers. 

I am sorting through my pictures and it looks like most of my Texas photos are on the other computer.

The photo above is from one of the Texas ranches where my dogs are tracking this year.

Someone just sent this one to me, but it might be from Oklahoma, IDK, but how can you be dropping deer like the ones above and not have a dog to help you locate 'em?

 I have pure bred Catahoulas, and some crossed with beagle like the red dog above, and some crossed with wolf like the ones below.

In the photos below you can see Samuel, my pure bred wolf leading some yearlings on a training exercise below. I use my experienced, finished dogs to train the young 'ones.

I am Marcus de la Houssaye, and I operate a blood trail dog training facility in Lafayette, Louisiana, and I am here to help you find a tracking dog, so you can avoid the frustration and heart ache of losing so many deer, for simply the lack of a good, well behaved, well bred dog.

I can be reached by cell phone @ 337 298 2630. My dogs are all socialized, hauled in trucks, ATVs, and boats, are easy to handle and ready to go. It is the time of the year when everybody wants a dog, and I am here to serve your needs. If you get a started or finished dog from me, I am available for telephone consultations to keep your tracking dog on the go. I am arranging transports, west to Texas and north to the midwest this week, give me a call if you need more info.

Blood Tracking Dogs Midwest 2016

It would appear that deer hunters in the Midwest in general are in great need of blood tracking dogs, as I am getting calls from Ohio to Kansas from new comers who are shopping for tracking dogs, and from my deer hunting friends there on a regular basis, and they all tell me the same thing: most people do not have or use tracking dogs in the midwest. 

I am in south Louisiana where it is still in the 80's every afternoon, but I have bred dogs for you in the midwest who need a tracking dog with a little more fur coat.As you can see below, I have a pure bred wolf that I have tracked with for years and have crossed over my pure bred Catahoulas to make a long haired tracker for the midwest hunting preserves.

Above is Samuel who I bred over my Catahoulas to get the three crosses below. To the left is Pecos a 1 year old male out of Choco, and Rocky in the center, is a 3 year old male out of Beaux and his litter mate sister, Beauty the creamy/white female on top.

All three of the started pups above are very gentle, and well socialized with people and dogs.

All were born and raised in a blood trail dog training facility with raw meat as a regular part of their diet, and perfectly obedient, self motivated and prey driven.

This is the perfect time to go from my south Louisiana Blood Trail Dog Training facility right into your guide service, hunting club, or as family pet and blood tracking dog in the midwest. The red leopard in the center of the photo above is a three year old female named Brown Girl who is more typical of the short haired Louisiana Catahoula.

Whether you are shopping for a long haired wolf cross for the midwest, or a more common Catahoula, I am here to serve your tracking dog needs. For the moment, we are enjoying the great weather here along the Gulf coast and I am thinking this is the perfect time to get your started and finished dogs on the ground and ready to go to work before the ice and snow complicate transporting live animals and makes tracking even more difficult. Get 'em while you can!

I am Marcus de la Houssaye and I operate a blood trail dog training facility got plenty of started and finished dogs and can be reached by cell phone @ 337 298 2630.

If you get a started or finished dog from me, I am here for telephone consultation to help you get that dog fine tuned and finding your lost deer. Give me a call, I am waiting on ya...

Alabama Blood Tracking Dogs For Sale 2016

I just got off the phone with a customer in Alabama who advised me that they have a high deer density in his state but a relatively low density of tracking dogs and his plan is to bring several dogs in at one time to partially remedy the problem.

Having a tracking dog in a hunting club where a lot of deer are downed allows the dog to learn rapidly if it is a puppy or started dog, because blood trail dog training really becomes effective during deer season, not during the hot, off season with man made training tracks.

I am noticing a lot of women are starting to shop for the tracking dog as a family pet for the children at home, and a formidible guard dog as well.

Below is Sarah's daughter who took a fine 8 point from her "moma's stand'.

Below is Shanna's first archery kill of a buck and it is a massive 10 pointer that we tracked in Sherburne WMA. 

below is Ali Da @ 5 months old...

My new customer in Alabama has decided to pick up several dogs for his large hunting club so that they can pick and choose which ones they want, also allowing the possibility that some of the other members of the club will step up and purchase the rest of them. At the end of the hunting season, we will regroup and sort out the dogs that stay or are returned to me.

         My dogs are raised and trained in packs, to increase performance and for convience.

Also the young dogs will also learn a lot more from an older dog as the teacher than anything I can ever put into them.

Above is Valyrie @ about 4 months looking to me for direction while in a training exercise.

Should you have a guide service or a large hunting club in another state hundreds of miles from Louisiana where I am, and it being a long ways away for us to do business, it is in your best interest and mine for you to take 2-3 or even better 4 dogs back to your state for the deer season and return the ones that are not chosen when the season ends. That way my dogs leave here and arrive at the new location with someone(canine) that they already know, making it easier for them to adjust to the new home, and I have the great benefit of my dogs being on more deer with you, in your club than they will be exposed to on my end. Presently the blood trail dog population is on the increase in Louisiana!

I have personal tracking dogs that I use to track professionally, and of course, I always at the same time haul a few of the pups and started dogs along for the ride, but I will never expose my dogs to as much real hunting opportunities with me alone as they will get in a club with 20 or maybe 50 members who kill 5-10 deer every weekend and in some cases that many every day.

If you are interested in purchasing a personal dog or a dog to be used for professional guide services, or a large hunting club, I am here to help facilitate your blood trail dog needs. I also have telephone consultation services to help you get your puppy going or fine tune started and finished dogs, or even sometimes trackers call me when in the field and are not sure what do if he and the dog are starting to struggle while on track.

I am Marcus de la Houssaye and can be reached by cell phone at 337 298 2630 for more information