Who Is Kentucky K9 Deer Tracking?

This is Liebe, (pronounced Lee-Buh, it is German for love). She is a Bavarian Mountain Scenthound (Bayerische Gebirgsschweißhund), or BMH for short. Her breed was created for specializing in "cold-nose" tracking where the track is many hours old (24+). 

Liebe is a pure-bred Bavarian Mountain Hound. She is the daughter of Mother Picabo and Father Boone. She also has 7 other siblings who are also working and tracking dogs. Liebe's tracking career started at the age of 5 months in 2020 and continues to this day. She has helped many hunters and friends alike by tracking wounded deer.

Liebe has earned 2 out of 3 tracking certifications, available through United Blood Trackers, to wounded game tracking dogs in the United States. She completed her UBT-1 certification in May of 2021, and her UBT-2 certification in May 2022.

To date, Liebe has done over 500 tracks and made 200+ recoveries at only 6 years old. She continues to help hunters and educate others about tracking dogs and the benefits of having an experienced hound to come track.

Kenzie Taylor is the chauffeur, for Liebe the Kentucky K9. She was introduced to the tracking game by Lance Brantley with On Track, who brought his hound to track a wounded deer for her in 2018. Since that day, she has become known as "That Kentucky Girl with the Tracking Dog" lol.

Time was invested shadowing for 2 years, into learning what all entailed in tracking wounded game, deer specifically. Meeting new people and making new friends along the way only furthered her love for tracking. By fortune in 2020, the opportunity to own, train, and handle her own hound became a reality.  

Kenzie is a nurse whose speciality is anything Cardiac/Stepdown related. Staff nursing for 5 years and travel nursing for 4+, she now has a nursing position that better accomodates time to devote to Liebe and the outdoors.