Training Your Dog to Hunt for Shed Deer Antlers DVD by Tom Dokken and Rack Wax

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Training Your Dog to Hunt for Shed Antlers by Tom Dokken
All breeds of dogs can be taught to hunt for shed deer antlers, though hunting dogs are usually easiest to train because they have genetically programmed to search for, find, and fetch gamebirds or anything else with a wildlife odor.
We include the Rack Wax in this offering because it is the most important item used in the training video.Teaching the dog to recognize that smell of a fallen shed antler.
The wax will remain on the training shed for some time, even when used in the snow and rain, because it's a waxed based product it will adhere to the pores on the antler and not wash away like some liquids do.
The DVD, the scents and all the training tools are available to get your dog started finding sheds.
I recommend you watch the DVD, lesson plan the different aspects of this training exercise and do a little bit at a time until the dog understands and accepts each concept you are teaching.
This complete guide to training your dog to find shed deer, elk or moose antlers has many other benefits. Good source of exercise and physical conditioning all year for any dog and its owner, good way to practice hunting methods for game birds by developing a dog's search, cooperation, retrieving and other hunting skills, good approach to helping deer hunters locate trophy deer because found sheds will reveal where big bucks hang out. These same deer hunters may help shed hunters to get permission for access to private property. Good family activity because everyone can participate with no special skill required.
The very first time you train a dog to hunt for sheds use the Rack Wax, be it a puppy or adult dog.
Dokkens Rack Wax is a must addition to the training DVD. The wax (RW-1) is applied to a antler during the training period to make the dog successful in locating shed antlers.
Apply the wax to the base of the antler and then rub the wax on other parts of the antler during initial training. As the dog becomes more efficient in locating the training antler, wax should be applied to the base only. The Rack Wax is a all natural product made in the USA.