Registered: Jul 2008
Location: Eastern IA
Posts: 239
didnt like mine real well but did like the size .mine would beep at the dog & away from the dog just as strong i would check myself a few times on the way in to the dog if you gety one.it would also really foul up in cold weather.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Troy Iowa
Posts: 2159
quote:Originally posted by tripple river didnt like mine real well but did like the size .mine would beep at the dog & away from the dog just as strong i would check myself a few times on the way in to the dog if you gety one.it would also really foul up in cold weather.
Only the quartz will slow down in the cold weather. Just carry it in an inside pocket and you won't have any trouble. There can be some back feed, but keep tweeking down knob until the back feed is gone. The easiest way I can explain to people is consider the knob as the squelch knob on a cb radio. Keep tweeking it down until you can only get signal from one direction.
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Good people do not need laws to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws (Plato)
We have one and usually have no problems with it at all. Make sure your collars all have good batteries and that your system has a good battery in it and you most generally will always find 'em.
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UKC Licensed Bench Show Judge
Registered: Oct 2006
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 170
tracker
I had one for years,hunted coons,bears,coyotes,bobcats and lions, I liked mine,now I'm using a garmin that I like a lot more.I would not want to go back to the tracker.JUST MY OPINION. Pat
Registered: Mar 2008
Location: cary,mississippi
Posts: 621
i have just the tracker but it saved a lot of head ache thursday night the wind got up real high pouring rain could not hear the dog for nothing tracked all the way to him it picked him up over 1.2 miles according to the back track
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