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LCS Dayglo Tree Tie Lead
$11.95
The LCS Day-Glo Tree Tie Lead is constructed with the same heavy gauge 3/4 in. wide nylon as our Day-Glo Collars, then coated in a thick layer of polyurethane to prevent fraying and soiling. Brass swivel snaps on each end, with a floating steel O-Ring and rivets on the handle....
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The LCS Day-Glo Tree Tie Lead is constructed with the same heavy gauge 3/4 in. wide nylon as our Day-Glo Collars, then coated in a thick layer of polyurethane to prevent fraying and soiling. Brass swivel snaps on each end, with a floating steel O-Ring and rivets on the handle. It can either be used as a normal 56 in. leash or easily secured to a tree, post, truck hitch ball, or any other fixed object by attaching the swivel snap on the handle to the floating O-Ring. You can even go hands-free and attach the dog to yourself by putting it on like a belt. Made in blaze orange especially for hunt tests, field trials, or around the hunting camp, the LCS Day-Glo Tree Tie Lead lasts for years.
Purchase a matching LCS Day-Glo Collar by selecting the Orange collar -
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