Southern Alleghenies Whitetail Recovery

06/23/2026

52 rotations around the sun as of today and an amazing breakfast with my best buddy🧡💪

06/21/2026

06/21/2026

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06/20/2026

A brief drive to release a raccoon unexpectedly turned into a critical phone call. As we exited the truck, we heard a faint whistle blowing and cries for help. We approached the water's edge and observed individuals in the water alongside empty paddle boards. I immediately contacted 911. Six children, approximately between the ages of 10 and 14, were rescued by local emergency responders. I am thankful that we were positioned to assist these youngsters. Thank God, they had a whistle and I was able to hear it. Please be safe out there everyone🧡

06/20/2026

Due to a recent cancellation, we have one 9-week-old Silver Labrador available.

Luna of Luna's Deer Tracking × Dexter of Southern Alleghenies Whitetail Recovery.

PA Tier 1 tracking genetics. Expected to trail wounded deer, find sheds, retrieve ducks, mow the lawn, and file your taxes.

$10,000. No lowballers. I know what I've got.

06/17/2026

Prediction
You will soon see the shelters and rescues overwhelmed with
Bavarian Mountain Hounds

06/17/2026

Can’t wait to see the issues the government creates from this. Let’s try to kill the ticks they created and poison the animals that carry them with chemicals. Don’t worry the government will create a lab generated alternative. Do you trust them?

Researchers fed wild deer medicated corn to make their blood deadly to ticks. A CDC-funded proof-of-concept study in Connecticut fed free-ranging whitetails Cydectin-coated corn in 2021 and 2022. The active ingredient was moxidectin, a drug related to ivermectin. The idea was to let the deer eat it, let the drug show up in their blood, and when ticks bite the deer, the ticks are exposed to it.

The study found moxidectin levels high enough to target ticks in 24 of 29 deer, or 83%, while the treated corn was available. The researchers did not claim ticks stopped attaching to deer, because that is not how this works. The tick still bites. The point is that once it feeds on treated blood, it dies or fails to engorge like normal. Deer are major reproductive hosts for ticks, and if adult female ticks cannot fully feed, drop off, and lay eggs, you are not just killing one tick, you are attacking the tick population at the source.

— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer | Owner, DeLong Lures

06/16/2026

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06/15/2026

These 2 meat sticks were bathed a day ago. They have seemed a little off since. Got them back to normal today 🧡💪🤪