Northern Doe Company

12/04/2025

His hop kills me ☺️🤭❤️😂

12/01/2025

Sometimes a search doesn’t end in recovery but we’re so glad this hunter had a piece of mind after Henry showed me many signs this deer was still alive. Don’t ask me how he knows but the nose knows.

Pictures are proof of life on the injured buck but if the weather stays cold he should recover with the non fatal injury.

Thanks again for the call and the opportunity to help out!

11/22/2025

What a morning! Quick track for Henry today. This boy is out here recovering racks 🦌and saving meat!🥩 special thanks to Brandon for the call! We truly appreciate you thinking of us and giving us a shot at finding this beautiful buck!

11/14/2025

Put this bruiser on the tailgate after our first PA track. Special thanks to Doc for the call and having enough faith in us to give it a go. So glad we could help you find this guy! That being said we now have our PA license and just in time for gun season. Give us a shout if you need some help, we make no guarantees but we will give it our best!

11/10/2025

I don’t know if you all know how much fun we’re having but on a scale of 1-10 we’re over the moon! 🌕

11/08/2025

11/07/2025

🦴 Leashed Tracking Help — PENNSYLVANIA HUNTERS 🦌

Hey everyone! 👋

This post is for anyone PA looking for a leashed tracking dog this season.
I’m Casity, and my Dachshund is Henry. Henry and I are new as a team, but we train hard, respect the process, and are excited to help hunters ethically recover their deer.
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🐾 What We Do
We offer leashed tracking to locate wounded deer using controlled, humane, and legal methods. Our focus is on safety, respect for landowners, and effective teamwork. We run on donations currently, all we ask for is consideration of our time and resources to help you locate your deer. We are based out of Addison, NY.
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📋 If You Need Help, Please Provide the Following:
(copy/paste this and fill it out 👇)
• 🧍‍♂️ Hunter’s Name:
• 🪪 Hunting License Number*(Required):
• 📅 Date & Time Animal Was Wounded:
• 📍 Location of Hit Site (GPS or nearest landmark):
• 🏡 Landowner’s Name (where hit occurred):
• 🚧 Do You Have Permission from Surrounding Landowners? (Yes/No)
• 👣 How Many People Have Helped Track So Far?
• 📏 How Far Have You Tracked It (yards/miles)?
• 🎯 Shot Placement: (where you believe the animal was hit) also helpful quartering to or away, broad side?
• 🩸 Blood Found? (color — bright red, dark red, frothy, etc.)
• 🐾 Any Hair Found at Hit Site? (describe color/amount)
• 🧰 Hunting Equipment Used: (rifle, bow, muzzleloader, etc.)
• 📸 Photos or Video of Hit Site/Blood Trail (optional):
• 📝 Other Notes: (terrain, time since shot, etc.)
⚠️ Please don’t post your hunting license number publicly.
Message it privately so we can keep your information secure.
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🚨 How We Work
Once I get your info, I’ll review it and reach out with a few follow-up questions. If it’s a good candidate for a leashed track, we’ll confirm permission and meet at the site. Please keep in mind I work a full-time job as well, so if I don't answer right away, kindly be patient. I will get back to you!
Henry and I are passionate about ethical recovery and continuing the legacy of leashed tracking. We dont want anyone to leave meat in the woods! Thank you for your consideration and for trusting us!
— Casity & Henry 🐾❤️

Tracking is a part of hunting as defined by Pennsylvania law. While it’s not unusual for hunters to be following blood trails after legal hunting hours, those doing so or otherwise tracking wounded game after hours or on closed season days should call the Game Commission’s Central Dispatch Center (1-833-PGC-HUNT) so dispatchers can authorize the activity and notify the appropriate game warden that tracking is taking place. As of the publication of this digest, it is unlawful to use a drone in any part of hunting, including tracking and recovery of game.
Leashed tracking dogs can be used to aid in the recovery of a deer, bear or elk shot lawfully in an open season.
No permit is required.
The tracking-dog handler must be properly licensed for the animal being tracked and wear the required amount of fluorescent orange clothing for the season, and cannot dispatch wounded game that will be tagged by a hunter. All laws pertaining to the taking of game apply. A tracking-dog handler must abide by hunting hours and notify the Game Commission if tracking is to occur outside them. Trackers cannot
charge for their services on state game lands. Permission is needed before entering private property.d

(a)  General rule.--Except as provided in subsection (b), it is unlawful for any person to make use of a dog in any manner to hunt for or to take big game or to permit a dog owned, controlled or harbored by that person to pursue, harass, chase, scatter, injure or make use of a dog to kill any big g...

11/07/2025

🦴 Leashed Tracking Help — NEW YORK HUNTERS 🦌
Hey friends! 👋
This post is for anyone in New York (Steuben and Chemung Counties) looking for a leashed tracking dog this season.
I’m Casity, and my Dachshund, Henry. Henry and I are new as a team, but we train hard, respect the process, and are excited to help hunters ethically recover their deer.
________________________________________
🐾 What We Do
We offer leashed tracking to locate wounded deer using controlled, humane, and legal methods. Our focus is on safety, respect for landowners, and effective teamwork. We run on donations currently, all we ask for is consideration of our time and resources to help you locate your deer. We are based out of Addison, NY.
________________________________________
📋 If You Need Help, Please Provide the Following:
(copy/paste this and fill it out 👇)
• 🧍‍♂️ Hunter’s Name:
• 🪪 Hunting License Number*(Required):
• 📅 Date & Time Animal Was Wounded:
• 📍 Location of Hit Site (GPS or nearest landmark):
• 🏡 Landowner’s Name (where hit occurred):
• 🚧 Do You Have Permission from Surrounding Landowners? (Yes/No)
• 👣 How Many People Have Helped Track So Far?
• 📏 How Far Have You Tracked It (yards/miles)?
• 🎯 Shot Placement: (where you believe the animal was hit)
• 🩸 Blood Found? (color — bright red, dark red, frothy, etc.)
• 🐾 Any Hair Found at Hit Site? (describe color/amount)
• 🧰 Hunting Equipment Used: (rifle, bow, muzzleloader, etc.)
• 📸 Photos or Video of Hit Site/Blood Trail (optional):
• 📝 Other Notes: (terrain, time since shot, etc.)
⚠️ Please don’t post your hunting license number publicly.
Message it privately so we can keep your information secure.
________________________________________
🚨 How We Work
Once I get your info, I’ll review it and reach out with a few follow-up questions. If it’s a good candidate for a leashed track, we’ll confirm permission and meet at the site. Please keep in mind I work a full-time job as well, so if I don't answer right away, kindly be patient. I will get back to you!
Henry and I are passionate about ethical recovery and continuing the legacy of leashed tracking here in New York. Thank you for your consideration and for trusting us!
— Casity & Henry 🐾❤️

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11/07/2025

Hey everyone,

I wanted to take a moment to update my page and better reflect a focus on leashed dog tracking.

Hi, if you don’t know me yet, my name is Casity, and this little guy is Henry, my Dachshund. We met in August of this year, and as of today, he’s just over 7 months old. Henry comes from a long line of exceptional tracking dogs—he’s actually one of the great-great-grandpups of the legendary John Jeanneney. If you’re not familiar with him, he quite literally wrote the book on leashed dog tracking, especially in New York State. Jeanneney was a pioneer who helped legalize this practice in many states.

From the day I brought Henry home, he’s shown a prey drive unlike any dog I’ve ever owned. All summer, we’ve been working on mock trails to build his skills, and even though we’re new to this as a team, we learn something valuable every time we head into the woods in pursuit of a deer.

I’ve been hunting in PA and NY since I was 12, but honestly, this side of hunting wasn’t even on my radar until my husband had to call in a tracking dog for a deer we couldn’t recover. I tagged along—and I’m so glad I did. I instantly fell in love with Bren, the dog that helped in the recovery of his deer. I was so impressed by the teamwork between Bren and her handler, Jason, that I knew I wanted to be part of that world.

So, when the opportunity came up to get Henry, I couldn’t pass it up. I even gave up my trip to southwest Missouri this year just to bring him home! Henry has been everything I dreamed of and more. He’s already an amazing little tracker, and we’re just getting started on our journey together.

Of course, beyond all that, Henry is first and foremost my boy—the family’s baby—and, as I like to joke, my forever puppy (yes, that’s a “Boss Baby” reference!).

I’ll be making a separate post soon with more details for anyone looking for a leashed tracking dog. For now, I wanted to share a bit of our background and story here.