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The Tracking merit badge features a blood hound.
Stalker was one of the 57 original merit badges created in 1910. It was renamed Stalking in 1915 and discontinued in 1952. It was reintroduced as Tracking merit badge in 2010- renamed due to the modern connotation of stalking. Tracking is one of the four historic merit badges that could be earned between April 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010.
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