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Unread 07-18-2015, 09:52 AM   #1
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Two thumbs up for my Garmin GPS tracking collars. We cover thousands of acres a day and I like my dogs to hunt about a 180 degree arc in front of me ranging out to a max of 200 yards. They will quarter 200 yards to the left and 200'yards to my right. Of course they find birds a lot closer most of the time. I also like them checking in every 5 minutes or so. Pretty open country where we hunt many times, really works well when hunting a long wide draw.
You have a Beautiful pup with a great point.
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Tom, she has a really nice point, her tail is nice and high, you will have fun this fall.
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