Beeper Collars Buyer's Guide by Steve Snell

Beeper collars are an excellent way to keep up with pointing dogs in heavy cover at longer ranges than a bell. We carry Scott, Lovett's, Tri-Tronics, SportDOG, DT Systems, & Dogtra brands of beeper collars        

The Great Debate: Beepers vs. Bells

The Great Debate: Beepers vs. Bells By Rhett Kermicle Pointing dog owners have long debated the merits of the various ways of keeping track of their dogs in the field. There are really only two choices: beeper or bell. The bell tends to be favored by hunters who raised dogs in the era when there was no other choice. Upland hunting writers of de...        

ARTICLE: Bird Dogs and Radio Tracking Q&A -- Ken Barber, President of Tracker Radio

by Ken Barber, President of Tracker Radio -- Bird Dogs and radio tracking Q&A Q: What is Radio Tracking? A: It is method for sending data by employing one or two-way radio signals. Other terms for radio tracking common for some applications inclu...        

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"Why I'm Excited about GPS for Bird Hunters" -- Steve

Folks have used bells, beeper collars and tracking collars over the years but none of these devices are perfect for the average bird hunter." -- Steve Snell One of the major problems with hunting behind dogs is keeping up with their location. Even close-working dogs can get lost in heavy cover and tall grass. Kee...