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The Trackometer can be used to measure the front or back hoofprint of any deer and provide a weight estimate of the deer that made the track. The weight estimate will be within 20 pounds of the actual live weight. To measure a hoofprint, the hunter needs to find a print of a standing or walking deer. Hoofprints that are splayed cannot be measured with much accuracy.



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