Recall | Ep. 85 The Dog Nose Best

There have been countless guests and topics covered in episodes throughout the years that are truly invaluable and worth revisiting. Going through some of the back catalog and re-listening to some of the older episodes, I was honestly surprised at some of the information and details I have forgotten myself over the years. I wanted to try and highlight some of these guests and topics so I am going through and scrubbing some of the episodes and "remastering" them. Im cutting out any of the fluff such as the intros or outros so you hear just the meat and potatoes of these conversations. This should allow you to revisit these older episodes without having to sit through anything that happens to no longer be timely or applicable to the topic.

In the first version of the new "recall" episodes, Im revisiting Ep. 85 The Dog Nose Best with Tom Brownlee which was originally released on 3/15/21. In the episode we dive into how our dog's noses work along with a bit of scent theory and how it behaves in different situations. This is not only applicable in hunting scenarios but, I would argue, even more important to consider when setting up your training scenarios in the off season.

VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) and how a dog's nose physically works

Physical characteristics for a dog that helps them smell better?

Impossible to smell when panting

Environment factors and impacts on scent: temperature, thermals, humidity, wind speed, green grass, water

How to train a dog to use it's nose more

What exactly are they smelling when tracking an animal?

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Presented By:

Standing Stone Supply | Use Code: GDIY to save 15%

onX Hunt Maps | Use Code: GDIY20 to save 20%
Final Rise
Upland Gun Company
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Other Partners:
BPro Kennels
Eukanuba [What I Feed My Dogs: Premium Performance 30/20]
Bird Dog Society
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GDIY Links:
Patreon | Instagram | Facebook | Website
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There have been countless guests and topics covered in episodes throughout the years that are truly invaluable and worth revisiting. Going through some of the back catalog and re-listening to some of the older episodes, I was honestly surprised at some of the information and details I have forgotten myself over the years. I wanted to try and highlight some of these guests and topics so I am going through and scrubbing some of the episodes and "remastering" them. Im cutting out any of the fluff such as the intros or outros so you hear just the meat and potatoes of these conversations. This should allow you to revisit these older episodes without having to sit through anything that happens to no longer be timely or applicable to the topic.

In the first version of the new "recall" episodes, Im revisiting Ep. 85 The Dog Nose Best with Tom Brownlee which was originally released on 3/15/21. In the episode we dive into how our dog's noses work along with a bit of scent theory and how it behaves in different situations. This is not only applicable in hunting scenarios but, I would argue, even more important to consider when setting up your training scenarios in the off season.

VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) and how a dog's nose physically works
Physical characteristics for a dog that helps them smell better?
Impossible to smell when panting
Environment factors and impacts on scent: temperature, thermals, humidity, wind speed, green grass, water
How to train a dog to use it's nose more
What exactly are they smelling when tracking an animal?

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Presented By:
Standing Stone Supply | Use Code: GDIY to save 15%
onX Hunt Maps | Use Code: GDIY20 to save 20%

Final Rise

Upland Gun Company

-

Other Partners:

BPro Kennels

Eukanuba [What I Feed My Dogs: Premium Performance 30/20]

Bird Dog Society

-

GDIY Links:

Patreon | Instagram | Facebook | Website

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices