Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Bird Dogs => Topic started by: Duckslayer89 on November 29, 2021, 07:00:00 PM
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I hunt a lot in salt water, looking for a collar that’s not going to bite the dust. Sport dog 825x and 1825x are on my radar. I have no need for more than 1 collar. Just need it waterproof. No competitions, just your basic marsh and mud flat retrieves. Occasionally a long one but not to often. Never more than a few hundred yards
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Well after reading more the dogtra edge RT or garmin 550 are the collars to look at
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Ive owned several sport dogs and think they are a great bang for the buck. Consider buying them from Double U supply. they are a Washington business. They advertise on here AND they put up money to support sportsmen fighting to save our sport. They should at least earn a look and strong consideration for a purchase
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I have two Dogtras and hunt salt and fresh water. Both have been very reliable and plenty of range. I have a 1900S and a 200C. For my dog, either would work as I only need vibrate. The 200C has a smaller and more streamlined collar which is kind of nice. The 1900S has an annoying green flashing light that I cover up with tape. Battery life is great, no complaints other than the flashing green light.
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I have two Dogtras and hunt salt and fresh water. Both have been very reliable and plenty of range. I have a 1900S and a 200C. For my dog, either would work as I only need vibrate. The 200C has a smaller and more streamlined collar which is kind of nice. The 1900S has an annoying green flashing light that I cover up with tape. Battery life is great, no complaints other than the flashing green light.
Well i ordered the dogtra 1900s before anyone responded. Glad to hear you have had good luck with them in the salt water too!
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My dog almost swam to Japan once, so range was an important consideration. As far as I know that duck is still making their getaway.
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My dog almost swam to Japan once, so range was an important consideration. As far as I know that duck is still making their getaway.
Lol! I was screaming the other day at mine. Going after a ghost duck I had shot at. He’s young so he thinks every time I shoot a duck should be out there. He responds really well to his collar at home. I usually just have to beep him, but maybe the vibrate will work in the same way. It’s just a cheap one though I need something for the field that will last
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teach that dog the T metra... :chuckle: :bash: :hello:
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My dog almost swam to Japan once, so range was an important consideration. As far as I know that duck is still making their getaway.
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My dog almost swam to Japan once, so range was an important consideration. As far as I know that duck is still making their getaway.
Lol! I was screaming the other day at mine. Going after a ghost duck I had shot at. He’s young so he thinks every time I shoot a duck should be out there. He responds really well to his collar at home. I usually just have to beep him, but maybe the vibrate will work in the same way. It’s just a cheap one though I need something for the field that will last
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I have the 200c also My pup is new and have only used it for training but have been very happy with it
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Garmin 550 pro plus rocks
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The 1900s has been awesome so far. My dog is a whole different animal. Much more enjoyable for the both of us. I feel like he knows what’s not ok and what his job is now and he’s even more into it.
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You can't go wrong with the Dogtra Edge RT. That's what we have and no issues in the 4 years we've had it. I'm sure the sportdog has improved over the years, but past experience was not good.
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I’ve got the 1900s as well. It’s what the trainer recommended and used. No complaints or issues after a year of abuse.
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IF ONE, cannot use these collars correctly then don't put it ON any dog!
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Use collars every day. Got a dogtra from a rep. Batteries took a crap fast. Have 3 Garmin 550s. If you want the best get Garmin. For not the best others work OK for random use.
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Trying a SportDog right now, so far very good.