Quick track?

[Bo Pugh]

I been just running a garmin collar on all my dogs but here lately I been un easy about only the garmin I don't know why just a gut feeling. I have a quick track but it's been so long since I sent it off I have forgot where to send it and how much it cost to get a battery put in a collar does anyone know.

[reatj81]

Collar clinic
Terverse mi

[Mike]

Send it in to Quick Track, there's a form you can print off their website.

[Bo Pugh]

I didn't even think about going look for their website. I've been using a garmin since they first came out and prob wouldn't go back hunting without one but i think it's just a matter of time before it will fail and I know the quick track is reliable

[sdillard]

I wont put a dog in the woods anymore without double tracking collars. My buddy lost 2 of the best dogs ive hunted behind bc they got out of range on the garmin and we could never pick em back up. Lesson learned the HARD way.

[Muddogkennels]

ya on really big places if you can't keep up then it's best to double up I been really thinking about doing that!!  really never thought I would but there's times I wish I have 2 because the dc collar battier life is not as long as we wish it could be!

[Bo Pugh]

I use to not worry about it as much the dogs I use to hunt with would come back eventually but I got some now that will kick rock and have to run down when I get ready to go home and that's what I like but when that question mark comes up or that battery is half life I get a bad feeling so I figure running two collars would prob be a good decision. I've only had to leave one dog in the woods over night. I was out of state hunting and a dog got hung up in some rock bluffs right at dark it was to dangerous for me to walk in and get him at night so I waited til next morning that was the longest night of my life, I started to the dog a little before daylight and when I got to him his battery was almost dead to close of a call