Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Salem, AL
Posts: 39

i am looking at buying some tracking collars for the first time. what is the best one to get? and what kind of range does it have?

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Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Rockmart Ga.
Posts: 8685

wildlife materials

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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Jacksonville,Nc
Posts: 1000

any of them will work if you can get the best deal.

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Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Cutler, Il.
Posts: 1631

Used to have 2 wildlife collars also, but they didn't have the distance that the Johnson collars had.

I use a Wildlife TRX 64 S Reciever, thats around 20 years old. It's mounted on a fold up antenna with a CUSTOM MADE all leather carring case, that goes with me every time that I turn a dog loose.

Absolutely NO COMPLAINTS on either the COLLARS OR THE RECIEVER.

I have hung the 2 collars that I'm using now, on the lower rail of the rail fence in the back yard. Then I drove out through the STRIP MINE HILLS, & I could pick them up 7 miles away.

I'm sure that other brands of collars & recievers are good also????

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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Cullman, AL
Posts: 969

I like Quick Track collars. They have very good range and a good fast tone to them.

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Registered: Jan 2007
Location: muh house
Posts: 70

em ol johnson collars are pretty good collars IMO

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