 | Dog Tracking CollarThere are many types of dog tracking collars and gps dog tracking collars on the market today; they include Tracker, Innotek, Marshall Radio Systems, Quick Track, and Wildlife Materials. Let us help you choose the dog tracking collars that are right for your needs.
If you are new to dog tracking collars please read our Dog Tracking Collars - Buyer's Guide
Every dog tracking collar system is made up of two components the hand-held receiver and the transmitter or dog tracking collar. The lightweight transmitter is a attached to a collar worn by the dog while hunting. The transmitter sends a short radio signal to the hand-held receiver every second on a specific frequency. The hand-held receiver listens for this signal, measuring the strength of the signal emitted from the dog tracking collar. Many of dog tracking collar receivers are equipped with a directional antenna to help determine the direction of the signal and the bearing to the dog.
Tracker Maxima 1000 - Dog Tracking Collar System
The Tracker Maxima 1000 Channel Receiver is the most technically advanced directional dog tracking collar system available. It is capable of 1000 channel reception and programmable for 10 dog tracking collars. The large Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and excellent speaker provide the user two methods to determine the direction to his collars. The back-lighting system for the LCD allows easy day or night use. The FCC rates the system as 12 miles line of sight, with 2.25 - 4 miles normal in the Ozark Mountains, and 4 - 7 in rolling mid-western terrain, and the full 12 miles in areas like West Texas. Like all Tracker Maxima receivers, it is light-weight - 14 ounces - and folds for easy storage.
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| Tracker Maxima 2000 - Dog Tracking Collar System
The Tracker Maxima 2000 Channel Receiver is the most technically advanced directional dog tracking collar system available. It is capable of 2000 channel reception and programmable for 20 dog tracking collars. The large Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and excellent speaker provide the user two methods to determine his direction to his collars. The back-lighting system for the LCD allows easy day or night use. The FCC rates the system as 12 miles line of sight, with 2.25 - 4 miles normal in the Ozark Mountains, and 4 - 7 in rolling mid-western terrain, and the full 12 miles in areas like West Texas. Like all Tracker receivers, it is light-weight - 14 ounces - and folds for easy storage.
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| Tracker Maxima 5000 - Dog Tracking Collar System
The Tracker Maxima 5000 Channel Receiver is the most technically advanced directional dog tracking collar receiver available. It is capable of 5000 channel reception and programmable for 30 dog tracking collars. The large Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and excellent speaker provide the user two methods to determine his direction to his collars. The back-lighting system for the LCD allows easy day or night use. The FCC rates the system as 12 miles line of sight, with 2.25 - 4 miles normal in the Ozark Mountains, and 4 - 7 in rolling mid-western terrain, and the full 12 miles in areas like West Texas. Like all Tracker Maxima receivers, it is light-weight - 14 ounces - and folds for easy storage.
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| Tracker Classic - Dog Tracking Collar Systems
The new Tracker Classic Dog Tracking Collar System is designed for the bird or hound hunter that needs to track one or two dogs at one time. This ultra small and portable dog tracking collar systems makes the Tracker Classic the perfect solution for hunters that want all the advanced features of more expensive units, without breaking the bank. The Tracker Classic can be purchased with or without a tree switch depending on the game hunted.
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| Tracker Maxima Duo - Dog Tracking Collar System
The Maxima Duo Receiver by Tracker is the most technically advanced directional dog tracking system available. It is a fully synthesized receiver, capable of 2 channel reception and programmable for 2 collars. The user can punch in the frequencies of all the collars owned, and any others quickly and easily. To use the receiver, the hunter simply unfolds the antennas attached to the receiver by stainless steel hinges, and turn it on. The FCC rates the system as 12 miles line of sight, with 2.25 - 4 miles normal in the Ozark Mountains, and 4 - 7 in rolling mid-western terrain, and the full 12 miles in areas like West Texas. Like all Tracker receivers, it is light-weight - 13.5 ounces - and folds for easy storage.
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| Quick Track Dog Tracking Collars
Quick Track tracking equipment is built for the serious dog hunter. It contains the latest state-of-the-art integrated circuitry for maximum sensitivity, range and noise suppression of any dog tracking collar on the market. All internal electronic circuitry has a LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY to the original purchaser, and the complete receiver is covered for defects in manufacturing for a period of three full years. Quick Track Dog Tracking Collars are available in 10 channel, and 100 channel systems.
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| Innotek Dog Tracking Collars and Beeper Collars
The all-new Command Series Dog Tracking Collar and Beeper Collars combine affordability with functionality making Innotek a household word with coon hunters, field trialers, and hound enthusiasts across the country.
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| Marshall Radio Systems Dog Tracking Collars
You can be sure that the Marshall Radio System is the best, most carefully designed and engineered dog tracking collar system you'll find today. Quality in telemetry to Marshall Radio means three things: reliability, range, and ease of use. Each of these is important in getting your hound back after the hunt. Your dog is valuable not just in terms of money but also in terms of the time spent training and the emotional investment you have in it. Marshall Radio Systems understand that when a dog is lost, suddenly nothing but the best is acceptable. We are confident enough about our dog tracking collars that we back them up with an industry-leading five year warranty.
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| Dog Tracking Collars - Single Collars
GundogsOnline carries only the top dog tracking collar manufactures from around the world. These collars are built by great companies such as Wildlife Research Materials, Marshall Radio Systems, Johnson Telemetry and more. GundogsOnline can help you replace older collars or add to your current system.
| | Magnum Tracking Collar with Tree Switch
(10,000 hours of battery life, up to 12 miles range, weighs 12 oz.) | $135.95 | | | Johnson Tracking Collar
(16,000 hour battery life, up to 12 miles range) | $155.95 | | | Strike Tracking Collar
(3.6v user replaceable battery, weighs 4 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $125.00 | | | West Coast Tracking Collar with Tree Switch
(16,000 hours of battery life, weighs 12 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $135.95 | | | Tracker Supra Lite Collar
(3.6v user replaceable battery, weighs 4.5 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $134.95 | | | Tracker Intelo Collar
(3.6v user replaceable battery, weighs 6.5 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $165.00 | | | Tracker Intello Coon Collar with Tree Switch
(3.6v user replaceable battery, weighs 6.5 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $165.00 | | | Tracker Intello Collar with Bark Indicator
(3.6v user replaceable battery, weighs 6.5 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $185.00 | | | Tracker Intello Combo Collar with Bark Indicator and Tree Switch
(3.6v user replaceable battery, weighs 6.5 oz., up to 12 miles range) | $185.00 | | | Marshall Radio Systems Titanium Dog Tracking Collar
(Weighs 4.2 oz., User replaceable AA 3-volt Alkaline or Lithium Batteries, Waterproof) | $175.00 | | | Quick Track QTS-XL Extended Range Dog Tracking Collar
(Range up to 10 miles, Tree Switch mode) | $189.95 | | | Wildlife Materials HLPM 3190 - Dog Tracking Collar with Tree Switch
(Range up to 9 miles, Tree Switch mode) | $149.95 | | | Wildlife Materials HLPM 3850 Ultra Light - Dog Tracking Collar
(Range up to 9 miles, Ultra Light 4.8 oz) | $149.95 | | | PowerMax Hound Tracking Collar
(NEW! LED locating lights, uses AA bateries) | $199.99 |
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| Dog Tracker Collar - Accessories
Dog Tracking collars and receivers are core equipment for locating your dogs in the field. Great dog tracking collar systems deserve great accessories so we have gathered some of the top of the line gear such as signal boosters, antennas and additional batteries. Build your tracking equipment with some of the best equipment in the field.
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| Garmin Astro - GPS Dog Collars
Tired of searching for your hunting dog in tall grass or dense cover? Now you can leave the hunting entirely to him. Introducing Garmin Astro, the first high sensitivity GPS-enabled dog tracking system for hunters and sportsmen. This unique system pinpoints your dog's position and shows you exactly where he is, even when you can't see or hear him. The Astro is so advanced it will even mark coveys, and tell you when your dog is on point. You have been asking for it, now Garmin has brought you an all-in-one solution in a handheld GPS system and dog tracking device.
Garmin is one of the foremost authorities in GPS technology selling millions of unit of GPS equipment. There products are known for their ease of use, quality workmanship and a customer service department that is second to none in the industry.
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Dog Tracking Collars - Terminology
Range - When manufacturers state the range of a dog tracking collar they are referring the the distance the collar can be detected over a flat and unobstructed terrain. These distances are quoted with under ideal circumstances; a clear line of sight and a fully charged transmitter. Range can be reduced with differences in terrain or a weak collar. However, all the dog tracking collars we carry are engineered to work in the toughest terrains without dramatically compromising or weakening the signal.
Features - Many of the hunting dog tracking collars we offer are equipped with behavior circuits like bark indicators, tree switches, pointing mode to help you understand the behavior of your hunting companion while he/she is out of sight. Bark Indicators - tells you if his dog is on a fresh game trail. Tree Switch - Tells you if the dog has treed his query. Pointing Mode - tells you if the dog has become stationary or on point.
Radio Bands / Radio Frequencies - All Dog tracking collars operate on one or more different bands. Some models are capable of handling a single band while others are capable of tracking collars for dogs on multiple bands. The FCC has approved the following bands for North America - 216, 217, 218, 219, and 220 mhz. Each band is then divided into a thousand different frequencies from XXX.000 to XXX.999. If your dog tracking collar system is capable of tracking multiple collars on a single band (for example the 217 band) be sure you order collars with a large enough frequency gap to avoid overlapping. Depending on the receiver you choose you will be able to track from 1 to 1000 dogs.
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