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Dog Training Bird Tether for Launcher
$10.95
25 ft. Bird Launcher Tether Cord – Reuse Training Birds & Save Money
With the rising cost of training birds, it makes sense to get more out of the ones you already have. The 25 ft. Bird Launcher Tether Cord allows you...
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25 ft. Bird Launcher Tether Cord – Reuse Training Birds & Save Money
With the rising cost of training birds, it makes sense to get more out of the ones you already have. The 25 ft. Bird Launcher Tether Cord allows you to safely reuse pheasants, chukar, quail, or pigeons in your training sessions, making it an economical and effective solution for dog trainers.
Simply tie the loose end of the cord to your launcher basket and secure the bird’s foot with the quick-lock loop. When launched, the bird can fly the full length of the cord, then land safely, ready to be used again. This setup is perfect for advanced dogs who just need to polish their steadiness or correct slight creeping on the flush.
Once the bird has landed, you can easily move your dog to the next launcher with a check cord or leash—maximizing training efficiency while reducing bird costs.
Key Features
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Reusable Training Setup: Safely re-use pheasants, chukar, quail, or pigeons.
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Economical: Costs less than a single pheasant—saves money every session.
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25 ft. Nylon Cord: Provides enough flight distance while keeping the bird contained.
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Quick-Lock Loop: Securely tethers the bird’s foot for safety and reliability.
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Great for Advanced Training: Helps polish steadiness and eliminate creeping on the flush.
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Durable Build: Made from strong nylon for repeated use in the field.
The Bird Launcher Tether Cord is one of the most practical tools for trainers looking to reduce costs while keeping training realistic and effective.
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