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Maryland blood trackers, county by county

Pick your county to see who covers it, how many run dogs versus drones, and the local season and Sunday hunting rules. 21 of Maryland's 23 counties have at least one vetted tracker covering them.

Counties with trackers

Allegany County 2 trackers 2 dogs · 0 drones Anne Arundel County 4 trackers 3 dogs · 2 drones Baltimore County 5 trackers 3 dogs · 3 drones Calvert County 2 trackers 2 dogs · 1 drone Caroline County 4 trackers 3 dogs · 1 drone Carroll County 5 trackers 4 dogs · 2 drones Cecil County 3 trackers 3 dogs · 0 drones Charles County 2 trackers 2 dogs · 1 drone Dorchester County 4 trackers 2 dogs · 2 drones Frederick County 6 trackers 5 dogs · 2 drones Garrett County 1 tracker 1 dog · 0 drones Harford County 4 trackers 3 dogs · 2 drones Howard County 4 trackers 2 dogs · 3 drones Kent County 6 trackers 4 dogs · 2 drones Montgomery County 5 trackers 4 dogs · 1 drone Prince George's County 2 trackers 2 dogs · 1 drone Queen Anne's County 6 trackers 3 dogs · 3 drones St. Mary's County 1 tracker 1 dog · 1 drone Talbot County 4 trackers 2 dogs · 2 drones Washington County 2 trackers 2 dogs · 0 drones Wicomico County 1 tracker 0 dogs · 1 drone

Not covered yet

No vetted tracker covers Somerset and Worcester counties yet. Trackers from neighboring counties will often still travel, so open the county page for the local rules and the nearest handlers, or check the map on the home page. If you track in one of these counties, applications reopen next summer; see how to join.

Somerset County No trackers yet, local rules inside Worcester County No trackers yet, local rules inside