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Pigeon Restraint Harness
$8.95
The LCS Pigeon Restraint Harness is a vital training tool in many pro bird dog trainers’ gear bags. This blaze orange, velcro training bird harness humanly immobilizes pigeons to stay put wherever your plant the bird- no longer being able to walk or fly. These harnesses paired up with our...
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The LCS Pigeon Restraint Harness is a vital training tool in many pro bird dog trainers’ gear bags. This blaze orange, velcro training bird harness humanly immobilizes pigeons to stay put wherever your plant the bird- no longer being able to walk or fly. These harnesses paired up with our Game Bird Bag and Tangle-Proof Check Cord are a great way to introduce check-corded pointing dog puppies to birds. With some of our Training Scent on the harness, you can expedite the transition to whatever bird you’ll be hunting with your dog!
See our LCS Pigeon Restraint Harness in action with professional dog trainer Dave Hughes:
(shown with optional 7' release cord. SKU#PRH2)
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