Looking tracking training
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stalker.308
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Depending on what standard you want to get to, consider this:
ukdtr.co.uk
UKDTR Mentoring Scheme
UKDTR Mentoring Scheme The UKDTR launch exciting new mentoring scheme The United Kingdom Deer Track and Recover (UKDTR) have launched a new mentoring scheme aimed at getting more tracking teams qualified and on their call out register. Tony Lowry, UKDTR Chairman said ‘Our growth over the...
ukdtr.co.uk
Take a look at the Bavarian Mountain Hound Society of GB, they meet up once a month, very friendly group catering for all breeds and all levels of experience.
Training & Tests
Welcome to our page dedicated to training dogs for deer. It is designed to give anyone with an interest in working and training their dog, whatever the breed the ability to learn how to...
www.bmhs.org.uk
Look up Big Game Indicating Dogs by Paul Micheals.
The UK providers listed above are more like cults
Its for my partner, the mentoring scheme is only for those already with a open FAC and DSC1 unfortunately, though fully understandableDepending on what standard you want to get to, consider this:
UKDTR Mentoring Scheme
UKDTR Mentoring Scheme The UKDTR launch exciting new mentoring scheme The United Kingdom Deer Track and Recover (UKDTR) have launched a new mentoring scheme aimed at getting more tracking teams qualified and on their call out register. Tony Lowry, UKDTR Chairman said ‘Our growth over the...
Thank you, will look her up
cookingfat
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Not sure what area you are in but the BMHS-GB hold very good training days
bookwhen.com
Regards
Tony
BMHS of GB EVENT BOOKING PAGE - Booking by Bookwhen
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Regards
Tony
If you want a lend of the book, drop me a PM. Read it and return it…best I can do.
DG
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Free range rob
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Don’t bother, complete waste of your timeDepending on what standard you want to get to, consider this:
UKDTR Mentoring Scheme
UKDTR Mentoring Scheme The UKDTR launch exciting new mentoring scheme The United Kingdom Deer Track and Recover (UKDTR) have launched a new mentoring scheme aimed at getting more tracking teams qualified and on their call out register. Tony Lowry, UKDTR Chairman said ‘Our growth over the...
How come?
Free range rob
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Total lack of communication and organisation.
Shame as it’s a superb idea, and a much needed service, which by all accounts the tracking side of things seems to work very well.
stalker.308
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I’d disagree. Last year UKDTR took on around a dozen new teams to go through their mentoring scheme. Going really well.
Free range rob
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Speaking from personal experience so I’m afraid you can disagree as much as you want, I found them shockingly bad.
Two of my mates are on the mentoring scheme currently - both seem very pleased with their training sessions.
Its set up purely for training those who are willing to do the call outs ! I see nothing wrong with that especially when the organisers spend a lot of their time and personal money setting up training days for new guys , attending the shows etc , etc
Why should they do all that to train a guy with a "dog" who is never going to do the call outs spending their own money on fuel, kit and other expenses to help a guy out ?
Have you seen what BASC and other trainers etc charge for doing a DSC1 qual ?
Free range rob
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And your point is what, doesn’t change the fact they are terrible at communications,
I agree with everything you say, and already said I think it’s a superb idea, but if they never bother responding to people, how is that a good thing ?
I also fail to see relevance between deer tracking and dsc1
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