GPS Tracking Collar for Hunting Dogs

[@glenntrumbo9766]

Great job you have done with your beagles.

[@eatanelkberger]

You should study up on how to train with these. Shocking is not something you should be doing to get your dog to come. You can easily train them to respond reliably to the beep or vibration if your collar allows that. In 7 years of running beagles with these, I've never had to 'shock' my dogs. I reserve that for breaking the dog off trash running or an emergency like stopping it from crossing a busy road while running a rabbit. No doubt, they are essential for any hunter these days. The collars are cheap when you compare it to your investment in your dogs. Btw, you've got some nice beagles there.

[@beaglesandbunnies8952]

I always use the tone first but my males are more stubborn some days. They can also go too far sometimes and I have to act fast before they get in the roads.

[@armandoveloz5644]

Thanks for the info. Just starting to look into these gps collars for hunting. Was referred to the garmin but pricey

[@keiththompson2289]

What if you are in an area with no phone reception?

[@joshuaphillips1867]

Good information

[@MrTom1468]

Whistle training. . Loud Whistle, teach them to come to Whistle

[@2lepides3zwespermastealth51]

Do you have to pay monthly subscription??

[@beaglesandbunnies8952]

No monthly fee

[@a8rcdave]

Will it work on offline maps on your phone if your in a no service area?

[@beaglesandbunnies8952]

If you download the apps before, yes. It will work without phone reception

[@wvoutdoors8021]

can you post links?