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Dogtra Remote Quail-Pigeon Launcher 2 with Receiver and Transmitter
$399.99
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The Dogtra Quail and Pigeon Launcher 2 use the same high-quality electronics as their e-collar series. Designed for maximum airflow to provide a quality bird scenting experience for your dog in training steady-to-shot in pointers and sit-to-flush in retrievers. This unit has a quiet launch to retain an authentic field scenario. Both the transmitter and receiver operate on rechargeable Ni-MH batteries and have a three-color LED battery life indicator light.
The waterproof transmitter can operate up to 8 launchers total at a 1-mile range. Select launchers 1-8 on the rheostat dial on the top of the transmitter, then launch with the buttons on the front of the transmitter. Each receiver makes a 100-yard audible locator sound that you can select, either a beep or a mallard call on the left side buttons on the transmitter.
The launcher basket has an adjustable height launch and the receiver is water-resistant.
The basket measures 8.6 in. long x 4.5 in. wide x 4.3 in. high.Additional Quail Launcher:
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