I currently use Quick Track and Wildlife. I use to think there was no better collar then Quick track. but now i am sending them back twice a year to have the batteries recharged.
The wildlife collars have the batteries i can change in the feild but they are expensive.
I am trying to wait for Marshall to come out with their GPS/Telementry combo collar but Keep running with the few collars I have that are still working and my 6 wildlife.
I run Garmin and The telementry at the same time and will try to make due until fall but i will need all my collars by October for hunting season and if Marshall is not out with their GPS collar i will need to either charge all my quicktrack or replace them.
right now i am leaning toward Marshall because you can use 2 AA batteries that you can get anywhere.
I know the quick track do not last like they use to.
any help would be appricated as i have never used marshall
Marshall Collars what do you think
Re: Marshall Collars what do you think
I agree quick track once made a great collar. I am having the same problem with batteries. I have 1 marshall now for 3 years and have not a minute trouble out of it. I am needeing to replace some dead quick track and no doubt it will be a marshall hands down. great product and the collar tells you more abour your dog. tells you when the batteries are going dead and I like the dog down mode you know when you have a hurt dog.
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Re: Marshall Collars what do you think
We have the marshall s with the led light and there great for coon hunting at night. When the lights on it eats up batteries but u dont have to send them in which is nice
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Re: Marshall Collars what do you think
thanks for the responce I have never heard anyone say anything bad about Marshall. if i was not waiting for their gps model I would have already gone to marshall because they have the all the extras like if your dog is moving or not and i do beleive they have tree swithches,
i found this in another thread on collars.
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=14182
i found this in another thread on collars.
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=14182
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Re: Marshall Collars what do you think
I knew Marshall was coming out with a GPS unit, but I hadn't heard of it being a GPS/Telemetry collar combo.
That would be great!
I'll have to call the guy back who's back in NC and ask him about this.
That would be great!
I'll have to call the guy back who's back in NC and ask him about this.
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Re: Marshall Collars what do you think
I just bought 2 marshal telemetry collars. So far they are everything they said they would be. And no more sending the quick trac in for a dead battery.
My Quick track collars are now for sale. Does anyone know what you can get for a used Quicktrac collar that is dead but is in great shape.
I only bought 2 to start. with the hopes their telemetry/GPS model will be out at the end of this month.
My Quick track collars are now for sale. Does anyone know what you can get for a used Quicktrac collar that is dead but is in great shape.
I only bought 2 to start. with the hopes their telemetry/GPS model will be out at the end of this month.
Re: Marshall Collars what do you think
I have three quick track collars. Only one of them has lasted past three years and the other two have had the transmitters replaced in them. Usally I have to send them in every other year to replace the batteries. The ones I just recived back will be the last time I send them in.