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Hunting Dog Supplies Reviews
Hunting Dog Supplies Reviewed By Knowledgeable Experts at Lion Country Supply
Are Cicadas a Threat to Dogs?
This year Brood X cicadas will rise from the ground and blanket the grass, bushes, and trees by the trillions. The density of these cicadas can exceed 1.5 million cicadas per acre. This may leaving you wondering as dog owners, do cicadas pose any risk to your dogs?
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Tick Nipper - Tick Tweezers
After you find a tick embedded in you or your dog, it's of vital importance to correctly remove the tick in a timely manner to best avoid the chances of disease transmission. Incorrect removal of a tick may result in compression or puncturing of the tick's body and the mouth parts being left behind in the skin, risking Continue reading?
Garmin TT15 and T5 Software Update 4.30
Garmin just release (May 11, 2021) software update 4.30 for the TT15 and T5 collars. This update included improvements to the GPS function of the collars. Update size 718KB.
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Garmin Alpha 200i Software Update Version 3.30
Garmin released a new software update (3.30) for the Garmin Alpha 200i handhelds for all regions adding some improvements, expanded the number of assets able to be saved, added additional settings, and improved syncing.
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Shotgun Primer Inserts
Our LCS Shotgun Primer Inserts allow you to train your dog using a lower cost and more efficient alternative to buying a primer pistol or other blank pistol. Shotgun Primer Inserts can be used in any training activity where you would normally need a shotgun like gun-shy training and simulating a shot for retrievers, giving your dog a more realistic training scenario using your hunting shotgun or a shotgun of your choosing. Professional trainers often use shotguns instead of a blank pistol because it teaches the dog to follow the direction that the gun barrel is pointed. This is great training to prepare a dog for retrieving from a blind or heavy cover. Our specially designed brass inserts are designed to fit perfectly into any breach-loading shotgun and has a CNC machined socket for any standard sized 209-shotgun primer.
Ticked by Bob Ford
I tell younger guys that when I was a kid we rolled around the yard in shorts and no one ever saw a tick. Ever. Not a tick of any kind, let a lone a deer tick that was peddling some sort of deadly virus.
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Wired vs Wireless Pet Containment Systems
Every dog owner wants to be able to let their dog out to run around in the yard, but not all dogs will stay in the yard without running off. What are your options if you have a dog like this? Every time you take the dog outside, you have to keep them on a lead or you have to use a stakeout that is in your yard, which ties the dog to a small radius.
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Top 5 Must Have Dog First Aid Products
April 1st kicks off National Pet First Aid Awareness Month. In honor of this awareness month, we would like to take a few minutes to go over our top 5 must-have first aid products in every hunter’s gear bag. Often times when hunting, you are a long distance from the nearest veterinarian office. Having the right first aid gear on hand could be the difference of life or death in some cases.
Top 10 Garmin Alpha 200i Accessories
Have you purchased a Garmin Alpha 200i or are you thinking about purchasing one? These accessories we are about to suggest will enhance your hunt and protect your Alpha 200i handheld. This list is ordered based on my personal preferences.
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How to Scent Train Your Dog
Scent training your dog can take many forms, depending on the type of hunting you are going to be doing with your dog. As there are multiple forms of training, there are also multiple types of training scents that would be used in each training scenario.
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National Fragrance Day
On March 21st of every year, people from all over use this special day to celebrate the numerous ways scents can improve our lives. While Lion Country Supply isn’t known to carry luxury designer perfumes or colognes, we still couldn’t agree more on the sentiment that scents do make quite a difference. That’s why I would like to take this opportunity to discuss how training scents can improve your hunts.
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Environmental Factors Affecting Dog Scent Ability
Many environmental factors can greatly affect the amount of scent held in the air or how far scent is moved through the air. Things like wind speed and direction, humidity levels, and even the air temperature all can drastically alter the dog’s ability to acquire the scent of an object.
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