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GPS Collars for Hunting Dogs: Track Your Companion’s Every Move
During a hunt or tracking, losing sight of your dog can jeopardize the success of the hunt and even the safety of your animal. Our GPS collars for hunting dogs provide precise and instant location of your companion, wherever they are in the wild.
Why Equip Your Dog with a GPS Collar?
- Real-time tracking via smartphone or dedicated remote control
- Long-range coverage for trackers and independent dogs
- Safety zone settings with alerts if your dog leaves the area
- Fully waterproof to withstand rain, mud, and immersion
- Extended battery life lasting several days depending on the model
- Movement history to analyze your dog’s routes
Collars Suitable for All Types of Hunting
- Boar or deer hunting: long-range, durable trackers
- Bird hunting: lightweight and accurate GPS
- Hunting in mountainous or wooded areas: optimized signal and extended network
Available Options
- GPS collars without subscription: usage autonomy with no hidden costs
- Models with mobile apps (iOS and Android)
- Trackers with sound beacons for locating by ear
- Secure and adjustable fastening to fit all breeds
Each GPS collar for hunting dogs is selected for its reliability, accuracy, and durability in the field. Stop wasting time searching for your dog in the woods or fields.
Stay connected to your dog. Wherever they are.
What is the best GPS collar to locate my dog?
The best GPS collars for dogs combine accuracy, battery life, and long range. Brands like Garmin, Tractive, Weenect, and Kippy are well known. For hunting, Garmin Alpha or T5 models are among the most reliable thanks to their coverage without GSM network.
Can I use my phone as a hunting GPS?
Yes, some apps like Iphigenie, ViewRanger, or ONX Hunt allow you to use a smartphone as a hunting GPS. However, they require a good signal or offline map access. For greater reliability, a dedicated GPS is still recommended in remote areas.
What is the price of a GPS collar for dogs?
The price of a GPS collar ranges from €40 to over €500 depending on features (real-time tracking, no network needed, long range, waterproofing, etc.). Hunting dog models are often more expensive as they are designed for extreme environments.
Which collar is best for a pulling dog?
For a pulling dog, an anti-pull collar or training harness is recommended. Front-attachment models, like those from Julius-K9 or Ruffwear, offer better control without harming the animal. Avoid choke or electric collars, as they are ineffective and painful.
