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collar bell for setters/pointers

  • 25-09-2009 10:44am
    #1
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    after a debate we had recently about collar bells for the setter/pointing breeds i said i would share my experience of using mine that i got recently.

    i had the dog out with it on her the last few days and apart from being a bit shocked by it for the first few minutes of it she is working away with it fine.

    it came into its own the other day when she was hunting in very high sedge and i could'ne see her for the life of me. i could though keep track of her moving around about 40 yards from me and when she stopped and set i could fine her with ease. when i got to her, there she was set rock solid with a cock right under her nose.

    i was out again yesterday and again she set with it and found her. when the cock started on th move she went it and it eventually got up ahead of her. i have also tried it in heavy cover for which i will hunt for woodcock and have found it excellent in knowing where she is and knowing where she is hunting and i can relax and dont need to keep chasing and wondering has she taken off after a hare or anything.

    personnally i would recommend it for heavy cover for woodcock and very heavy sedge grass where you can see them. you can keep in touch with the dog and let her do her own thing without holding her back with the whistle.


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