Hunting for shed deer antlers has grown to become a season all on its own. Guys and gals look forward to hunting sheds nearly as much as the pursuit of the deer itself. It’s fun, addicting, and provides a adventurous pursuit that is incredibly rewarding. More recently, however, dog owners have been training their dogs to help in the efforts of finding sheds. But it’s no easy task. Trying to train a dog to find sheds can be terribly frustrating. Many folks throw in the towel and call it quits way too soon. The truth is, with the right tools, you can train your dog to consistently find bone. What are these tools?
A new company called, Dog Bone, was established to help shed hunters train their dog to find antlers in three easy steps. Step 1: Condition your dog to antler shape with the soft Dog Bone Retrieving Antler. Step 2: Teach Scent by adding Dog Bone Antler Scent. It’s liquefied real antler with trace hair and blood. Dogs will instantly be drawn to this concoction. Step 3: Replace dummy antler with real shed antler, adding Antler Scent for familiarity.
The system is designed to work with any dog, any age, and any breed.
The company has also launched a training tool to help train your dog to find wounded game. The system gives you everything you need to successfully train virtually any dog at any age to track and find wounded game. Find your deer before it spoils or coyotes get to it with a dog trained by Dog Bone.
Professional dog trainer, Jeremy Moore, has mastered the art of finding antlers and wounded game with the use of dogs and is now passing that knowledge on to you. Be sure to check out Dog Bone at www.dogbone.com
