will this range a prairie dog (they stand about ten to twelve inches tall or laying down they are about six inches) at 400 to 500 yards?
812308
It would be tough. You would definitely need something to help keep you stable.
812309
The problem I see is being able to hold it steady enough at that range but will do the job. It will track on and off target so you will know dhen you range prairie dog with distance comparison. Hope this helps it is great range finder
532814
i have shots as clsoe as 3 or 4 feet. The problem is the distant shots. it's difficult to spot and evaluate deer size targets at much past 50 yards.
972945
My fence is actually 5 feet tall. I just needed it to cover the bottom portion so my neighbor couldn't see my dogs.
1755314
A foot at the lowest part to18 inches at the highest. It does a good job of keeping our dog out of the bird sanctuary.
2031644
It does not stand so in its sitting position I would say about 6 inches high.
280574
I also agree with Erin with 6 ft. You will want enough room for swinging in any direction. I have mine hanging from a C stand, but wish I had a tree to hang it from.
2200044
This air gun is reasonably accurate at 100 yds. I have mine sighted in at 50 yds. However, it may not have penetrating power enough to "kill" larger pests.
1829803
If you look in the picture above in the bottom left there is a little box with a knob. Depending on how high you turn the knob is the distance. From our testing the highest setting goes off around 10-12 feet from the wire. The lowest is only right on top of the wire, which i wouldn't suggest because it makes the area so small that the animal can get brave and run through it.
1765046
You can put as high as you want just make sure the line that connects to pet is long enough. I have mine at about 12-15 feet high
1713452
Yes, we have ours mounted at about 20 feet above our deck and it will pick up our dogs. It also comes on inexplicably in the middle of the night. We guess it picks up birds or bats or some other creature.
491609
The spec says 400ft. Keep in mind that it's circular, so you just have to extend it in a circle to cover as much of your lot as possible. Ive tried this unit before, and from experience I can say that it works, but your lot has to be *very* flat. It will not cover dips and hills, which can create gaps that allow the animals out. Though if your dogs are only outside partially, that may be okay. Mine are outside all day, which allows them time to find these gaps.
1516060
My dog weighs 6 lbs and it's just right for him. In my opinion, I don't think your dog would have enough room to lay down.
98179
I use this product at 100 yards--it was okay at that distance---I do not think it would be good past 200 yards
382232
I had it high to go over fence and it stopped working after a while. It's a golden lab mix with floppy ears. So I put it in the back of the yard- about 6ft high aiming right at his favorite bark spot...it's working better. He scratches and digs at their door and goes in faster. Floppy ears are tough with this product.
250616
The range will depend on terrain and buildings etc between you and the dog. A little practice with it is valuable so you learn the equipment. In open flat terrain with few trees and buildings, you'd probably get over two miles. But in rugged wooded hilly terrain you'd get less.
901608
Yes, I believe it is 12 feet away minimum and that distance is straight line, so 6 foot down and 6 foot over would only be a distance of roughly 8.5 feet away and you would still get feedback and the unit shuts down to prevent damage to it.
439031
I have been able to see across my yard but that's only 50ft, I don't know what range the viewer has to be able to help you during hunting but I think you will be able to see a large animal at a few hundred ft.