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Posted by georgef072007 on 02-07-2010 03:15 PM:

I just noticed this

UKCŽ NITE HUNTS 2009/2010 OFFICIAL NITE HUNT HONOR RULES

*20. Any person caught using any device used to control or locate dog during hunting time, will be barred indefinitely. GPS locating device may be turned in the on position during hunting time but only if transmitter is left in vehicle. Transmitters for electronic training collars must be left in vehicle and may not be used by handler or spectators until dog wearing device is scratched and all other dogs are recovered for re-casting. (For time out periods see rule 6(l).) Lighted collars are not considered to be a locating device and are allowed.

"GPS locating device may be turned in the on position during hunting time but only if transmitter is left in vehicle. "

The transmitter in on the collar, the reciever is in your holster. I don't really believe it's going to work too well if the transmitter is in the vehicle lol, but at least you can find the truck!

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Posted by Buckshot on 02-07-2010 10:10 PM:

It's funny, that when we use E-collars, the transmitter is the handheld, the collar is the receiver.

Posted by georgef072007 on 02-07-2010 10:18 PM:

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Originally posted by Buckshot
It's funny, that when we use E-collars, the transmitter is the handheld, the collar is the receiver.

Ye, it sure is, I am in shock that it took me being that bored to notice that the rule was written backwards for the GPS. Wonder how many other people never paid any attention to it?

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