One Track Mind

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Welcome to the One Track Mind Podcast, where we explore all things K9 Blood Tracking and Wounded Game Recovery. We’ll discuss working dogs, scent work, and highlight the unique relationship and the deep bond between dog and handler. With co-hosts Lyndsey Knudston and Matt Gagnon

  1. 11 ago

    The Long Nose of the Law – K-9 Tracking with Lt. Lance Hockett

    This week, we’re joined by Lieutenant Lance Hockett,a K-9 officer with the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks who bringsnearly 28 years of experience working with tracking and law enforcementcanines. Lance takes us inside the world of wildlifeenforcement K-9s, from selecting and training high-drive dogs to building theminto reliable partners for tracking, detection, and law enforcement work. Wetalk about how these dogs learn to follow human scent, how environmentalconditions can make or break a track, and why experience on both ends of theleash matters so much.   Lance also shares stories from his years as a caninehandler, including difficult tracks, criminal investigations, homicides,suspect apprehensions, and cases where a dog’s nose helped provide answers andclosure for families.   Of course, we also spend plenty of time talking dogs.Lance discusses the incredible bond that develops between a handler and K-9,what happens when a working dog reaches retirement, lessons he’s learned overnearly three decades of tracking, and why a strong community of handlers is soimportant.   Whether you’re a blood tracker, hunter, working-doghandler, or simply fascinated by what a well-trained canine can accomplish withits nose, this episode offers a unique look at tracking from the lawenforcement side of the leash.   Links:   Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks: https://www.ksoutdoors.gov/programs-services/law-enforcement/k-9-unit   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lance.hockett.39   Supplements Mentioned: Azodyl

  2. 24 mar

    EPISODE 017 - Juliet Flint | TACTICAL AUDACITY

    This episode is proudly brought to you by Vortex Optics. Join us for a lively and enlightening conversation with Juliet Flint, a seasoned bear tracker and canine expert from northern Minnesota. Juliet is well known for the sheer volume of black bears she tracks and recovers, but she's as equally versed in recovering whitetail. She provides valuable insight for bear hunters on shot placement and wait times. She also gives great guidance for those that want to try tracking black bears with their recovery dogs. Juliet shares exciting stories from the field, offering a behind-the-scenes look at tracking wounded bears and the realities of working alongside a highly trained dog. She talks about building relationships with outfitters and hunters as well as navigating the emotional highs and lows of recovery work. Juliet shares with us how she's built a year round career in the outdoors, and how she's able to spend each season outside with her German Shepard, Stern. This episode highlights her dedication, patience, and grit that's required in this unique profession with a few wild “rodeo” moments from this past season mixed in. Enjoy. Resources & Links:  Facebook Personal: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.flint.2025 Facebook Tracking: https://www.facebook.com/sterngamerecovery Wyoming Bear Tracking: Animal Law Digest: US Edition: Issue 337: Wyoming Permits Use of Leashed Dog to Track Wounded or Killed Black Bear | Brooks Institute

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Welcome to the One Track Mind Podcast, where we explore all things K9 Blood Tracking and Wounded Game Recovery. We’ll discuss working dogs, scent work, and highlight the unique relationship and the deep bond between dog and handler. With co-hosts Lyndsey Knudston and Matt Gagnon

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