LOL… also, I found a doe one time because she crossed the creek I was hunting next to. I had no idea where she crossed and it was pitch black. I walked the creek and found where she crossed, the water splash on the other side of the bank. I parked the truck on the side I shot here and turned on the high beams as a reverence. The water gave me 8 feet of track that was still visible and gave me the trail she was on. That was all it took. She was hit hard and I got lucky. If the intersection split she leaned hard to the side she was going to and you could see it in the vegetation. No blood until she laid down, but she thrashed a 6ft+ area clean and it looked like it had been sprayed with blood…

Again, I have found what works for me… LOL

My easiest tracking job, besides the DRT’ers… LOL, was my coyote I shot with my bow and cut its throat. (it jumped the string) It never stopped leaving a blood trail until she finally laid down…