After all, your hunting dog is not only your best friend, but also your partner when it comes to tracking game. You likely made an investment in your hunting dog and it is your duty and responsibility to make sure he or she stays safe and is able to be located at all times. With the newest innovations in hunting dog training collars, there should be no problem locating your dog at any time. Although the best hunting dogs don’t ever get lost, sometimes things can happen and you may need to use a great collar with a location device on it.
Range
One thing to consider when you are choosing a hunting dog training collar is the range you want it to work within. When you are hunting on an enclosed area or small farm you will not likely need a long range for your collar, however if you hunt in wide open areas, you might want to get the longest range available for your dog’s collar.
Noise
Some hunting dog training collar models make noise to help you locate your dog. This is something you should keep in mind when you are choosing a collar. Not only does it help you find your dog but it also helps others see that your dog is not game and lets them know not to shoot at it. Although every good hunter knows they should never shoot at something they can’t see, there are a lot of trigger happy hunters out there shooting into the bushes at anything that makes the slightest bit of noise.
Consider these things when you are choosing your hunting dog training collar. You will need to remember the range of the area in which you most often hunt and whether you want a noise factor on your collar or not. After all is said and done, a good hunting collar is a great investment.