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Been seeing some comments on social media where NC needs a right to retrieve law so hunters can go and retrieve their hunting dogs on private property.
Is that a law needed for NC?
Is that a law needed for NC?
Also think we need to push for a right to retrieve law in NC
Been seeing some comments on social media where NC needs a right to retrieve law so hunters can go and retrieve their hunting dogs on private property.
Is that a law needed for NC?
I've found over the years that politely explaining what happened and asking permission to go retrieve your dogs usually works just as good as a Right to Retrieve statue.
I have hunted in one state that had it and it was very handy to have, MI. You would be in the Manistee National Forest there are private holdings out in it everywhere from 1/4 acre to large tracts. If you get a dog on them most time they are deer camps and no one is around to go ask as deer season isn't in when we were there. You just leave your weapon and go get your dog.
We didn't have the electronics then we do now either. If it does pass here it would make little to no difference to me. I can't remember when I have had a dog get off where it is supposed to be.
Yes, to say the least.Garmins are a wonderful thing, are they not?
Garmins are a wonderful thing, are they not?
I have hunted in one state that had it and it was very handy to have, MI. You would be in the Manistee National Forest there are private holdings out in it everywhere from 1/4 acre to large tracts. If you get a dog on them most time they are deer camps and no one is around to go ask as deer season isn't in when we were there. You just leave your weapon and go get your dog.
We didn't have the electronics then we do now either. If it does pass here it would make little to no difference to me. I can't remember when I have had a dog get off where it is supposed to be.
What's the cost of this Garmin system that works so well?[/QUOTEColl
You can get GPS +training unit and 1 collar for around 800.00 extra collars are around 300.00 each.You can buy bundles that get you the unit and more collars.As wildcat3 said worth every dime.
What's the cost of this Garmin system that works so well?
Obviously I'm pretty clueless about most of this stuff, but in comparison to other dog hunting purchases (food, gas, dog boxes, more basic tracking collars, etc), how does high end tracking equipment with good gps/beeping/shocking capability stack up? 2 grand seems like a lot of money to me.
FWIW, I'm just curious if this technology should be mainstream, or if it's impractical for some. I've still hunted as a guest quite a bit on a property with neighboring clubs having all the best stuff and it alleviated a lot of problems. There were still a couple guys that preferred to let their dogs cross the property line if they were actively running for fear of confusing their dogs, but it got rid of a lot of stragglers just bumping around on our place all afternoon.
The Garmin Hunt View Map System is a much better buy to me than the Birds Eye View. Much easier to deal with than having to load each portion you want separately and you have the landowner listed on each parcel. Buy it one time and you have it, no yearly fee.
It will.Ya, I need to check to find out if I use Hunt View if it will still show the dogs on my tablet. I need to email Garmin.
Can the tablet Bluetooth from the Garmin or does it have to be connected by cable? Not that the cable is an issue I was just curious if the Garmin has Bluetooth capabilities.Ya, I need to check to find out if I use Hunt View if it will still show the dogs on my tablet. I need to email Garmin.