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Flush Counter
$3.95
Lanyard Counter – Track Flushes, Kills & Shots
Keep track of every flush, kill, or shot in the field with the Lanyard Counter, a simple yet essential accessory for hunters and dog trainers. Designed to attach easily, you can clip one or...
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Lanyard Counter – Track Flushes, Kills & Shots
Keep track of every flush, kill, or shot in the field with the Lanyard Counter, a simple yet essential accessory for hunters and dog trainers. Designed to attach easily, you can clip one or two counters to your lanyard for accurate tallying during training sessions, hunt tests, or days afield.
The counter fits most standard lanyards, giving you quick and convenient access. For British-style or braided leather lanyards, be sure to select the large size for proper fit.
Key Features
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Field Tracking Made Easy: Count flushes, kills, or shots with precision.
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Compact & Lightweight: Clips securely without adding bulk.
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Versatile Use: Ideal for hunters, trainers, and trialers.
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Fits Most Lanyards: Compatible with standard lanyards; large size needed for British-style or braided leather.
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Customizable Setup: Attach one or two for easy tracking in the field.
The Lanyard Counter is a must-have tool for anyone running dogs, competing in trials, or simply wanting a reliable way to record results in the field.
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