Does my Dog Need a GPS Tracking System?
Some people are “blessed” with a dog that likes to explore the planet without you. When I was a boy, I had a beautiful Siberian husky named Copper that would make it a point to dig out of the yard every single morning to explore her world.
No one told me that Siberian’s were born to run, and had little regard for staying where their owners want them to be. Each morning, I would get on my bike and ride for miles to find Copper.
Today - because of dog GPS tracking systems - there is no need to guess where your adventurous dog may be roaming. Read the rest of this entry »
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Verdict: The Perfect GPS for Hunters - No Question!
GPS dog tracking systems for hunters is a fairly new product category in the rapidly expanding GPS marketplace - and what a huge bonus for today’s hunters.
Although old-school hunters like to hang bells on their dogs, a new breed of hunters are looking to leverage technology to enhance their hunting experiences.
The Garmin Astro 220 GPS is just the ticket for the modern hunter and is definitely the best product out there. We love that you can use it as a regular GPS, as well as add more dogs by buying more collars. Read the rest of this entry »
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If You Hunt with Dogs, Read this Article!
As you know, your hunting dogs are your most precious asset and you invest plenty of time in care, feeding and the training of them over the years. Most of you would do just about anything for your loyal and trusty hounds.
We have found a nifty device (the Garmin Astro 220) that tracks multiple dogs using GPS technology, as well as providing you, the hunter, with some tools to improve your hunting results. If that sounds good, then read on!
After looking at the top GPS dog tracking systems on the market, we have unanimously concluded that the Garmin Astro 220 dog tracking system is by far the best GPS tracking unit out there for hunters. We will tell you why the Garmin Astro is the best in this article, as well as upcoming posts. Stay tuned! Read the rest of this entry »
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