This week, we’re doing something a little different.

We’re bringing back one of our earlier conversations — both parts of our interview with Jeremiah Gracie of Gracie Tracking Service, now reuploaded as one full episode.

Jeremiah is a passionate outdoorsman from the U.S. with a strong interest in wounded game recovery, trapping, and working dogs. He runs a Norwegian Elkhound named Trapper, and while still fairly early in his tracking journey, Jeremiah has already built up valuable experience — both in the field and through trial and error.

In this episode, we talk about:

• His path into tracking and how he ended up with a Norwegian Elkhound
• Building trust with hunters and lessons from early recovery work
• Why he chose a spitz-type dog over traditional tracking breeds
• His background in trapping, and how that shaped his understanding of wildlife and dog behavior
• Challenges and learning moments that come from working with northern breeds like Trapper

This is a down-to-earth and honest conversation about getting started with tracking and developing a deeper connection to both dogs and the hunt.

🎧 Tune in now – available wherever you listen to podcasts.

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