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DT Systems BTB809 Baritone Beeper Collar - Available in Single and Double Beep
The BTB 809 allows you to keep track of your dog’s location when he is out of sight and lets you know when he has gone on point. This will enable you to find the dog quickly and prevents you from making the mistake of calling the dog to you when he’s on point.
The BTB 809 beeper collars are lightweight and built to withstand the rugged conditions that heavy cover dogs often encounter. The sound booster element and the long duration, double beep make the BTB 809 collars much easier to hear at long range. (Actual yardage will vary depending upon the relative position of yourself and your dog and other variables such as cover and wind speed and direction).
Key Features:
- Easy Operation - One-touch push button system
- Long Range Audibility - Audio booster element
- Reliability - State-of-the-art microcomputer technology
- Rechargeable Batteries - Charger included
- Completely Waterproof
- Remote Control Activation - (BTB 809 only) 250 yard range
Available Set-ups:
- Single Beep
- Double Beep
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