E-collar advice please

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Originally Posted by duckslayer

Only the Garmin GPS collars are illegal, they make a full line of training collars (e-collars) as well that are legal which is all that has been discussed in this thread.................

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Duh.... Sorry for the fake news. Need more coffee. Thanks for the facts. :)

I can't believe a mod stepped in and edited a guys post so the wording wouldn't offend peoples sensibilities....I'm 'static stimulated' :scream:

Never thought a Hunting forum would be party to word police using linguistic subterfuge...that activity is usually more akin to the Liberal side of society so they can live with themselves while doing unsavory things.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

I can't believe a mod stepped in and edited a guys post so the wording wouldn't offend peoples sensibilities....I'm 'static stimulated' :scream:

Never thought a Hunting forum would be party to word police using linguistic subterfuge...that activity is usually more akin to the Liberal side of society so they can live with themselves while doing unsavory things.

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I, the OP, asked the mod to changed it to please my fellow outdoor men.Got enough drama on tv.....

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Originally Posted by MikePal

I can't believe a mod stepped in and edited a guys post so the wording wouldn't offend peoples sensibilities....I'm 'static stimulated' :scream:

Never thought a Hunting forum would be party to word police using linguistic subterfuge...that activity is usually more akin to the Liberal side of society so they can live with themselves while doing unsavory things.

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Mike.

If this were a closed forum, wherein members only would see the posts, then no issues whatsoever.

I am acutely aware that there are all members of society who have the ability to review these pages, and the use of the term "shock collar" is not only wrong, but has a connotation, that many anti's would leverage.

Maybe my PC button got firmly engaged this week, not sure...

Whether or not you feel it's necessary to choose which words to use the fact of the matter is that hunters tend to get negative press a lot. The e-collar is something that gets a ton of negative attention so using words that make it sound like a torture device is not helpful for anyone wishing to use this incredibly efficient tool properly. Misunderstood things get banned all the time due to popular uninformed opinion.

I ordered the Garmin Delta XC. I didn't need anything too fancy so it fits the bill, $265.00 all in and delivered.
Thanks all!

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Originally Posted by seabast

I ordered the Garmin Delta XC. I didn't need anything too fancy so it fits the bill, $265.00 all in and delivered.
Thanks all!

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Good luck seabast!

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Originally Posted by seabast

I ordered the Garmin Delta XC. I didn't need anything too fancy so it fits the bill, $265.00 all in and delivered.
Thanks all!

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Darnit ,I have a slightly used Dogtra e-collar I could of sold to you for $200. The only reason why I am getting rid of it is because my UK Lab was trained without one because of her temperament and applied method. I have no use for it now or in the future.

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Originally Posted by welsh

I'm not sure why there would be any need for an e-collar in training a family pet, personally....



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I am working with a neighbor, who made the mistake of buying her dog from a Mennonite family, the dog is stone cold deaf. We found an E collar that has vibration as one of the stimulus. A quick tap of the Vibration, the dog will look at her, hand signals then tell the dog what to do.

That's a fairly unusual case. But a good idea!

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