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Pro-Tracker Recovery System

5.0 out of 5 stars (based on 48 reviews)

Get the complete Pro-Tracker Recovery System. Everything you need to guarantee the recovery of your trophy.

The Pro-Tracker® Recovery System is a radio frequency system that is used in bowhunting. The radio transmitter rests in a carrier on the shaft of your arrow and deploys when the arrow penetrates the hide of the animal. The arrow continues to penetrate and the transmitter remains in the hide. The transmitter has a battery life of 18–20 hours and a range up to 2 miles. This means that if regular tracking methods are exhausted, the Pro-Tracker Recovery System can be used to locate your trophy.

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Pro-Tracker Recovery System

The Pro-Tracker Recovery System ensures the recovery of your fatally wounded game. Every ethical hunter is troubled by the thought of losing wounded game, the Pro-Tracker® System allows for recovery of wounded game through the use of the latest technology. A poor shot, weather conditions and other factors out of a hunter’s control can make tracking impossible. Depending on a blood trail can result in failure. Unlike a lighted nock, the Pro-Tracker® System tracks your game, not just your arrow by detaching from the arrow and into the hide of the animal. Using radio transmission, the transmitter allows you to pinpoint the location of your fatally wounded animal. Hunt with confidence, hunt with Pro-Tracker®.

*This recovery system is an entire system for ONE (1) transmitter hunt. There is 1 live transmitter and 1 dummy transmitter. Each charging unit can charge up to 2 transmitters. Additional accessories can be purchased.

Works on all broadheads. Mechanical broadheads need to open horizontally; transmitter and carrier must rest on top of the arrow

This package includes:

  • (1) Radio Frequency Transmitter Alpha. Bright Green optimized for high visibility in low light conditions. High tensile strength steel hook with three barbs.
  • (2) 7075 Aluminum Carriers – Black Carnivore. Made from the 7075 aluminum alloy used in aerospace programs to resist high velocity impacts.
  • (1) Tracking Radio Frequency Receiver with Backlit LED Screen. Tracks up to 6 transmitters at once and shows if animal is moving or stagnant.
  • (1) YAGI Antenna.
  • (1) Practice Dummy Transmitter Alpha. For sighting and practice shooting.
      • Use the hooked dummy transmitter only on soft targets! The target needs to simulate animal flesh/hide. The barbs might tear up your target and/or ruin your dummy– remember, it’s intended to go into flesh/hide!
      • Build your own soft target. Here’s are the DIY instructions.
  • (1) Dual Charger for Transmitters. Charges up to 2 Transmitters at once.
  • (1) USB Cable for Charger. For charging from USB plugs and batteries in the field.
  • (1) USB to Edison plug. For charging at home from wall outlets.
  • (1) Custom Carrying Case. Custom built for optimal protection of the system.
  • (15) Retainer Clips. New slick design to hold your transmitter in the carrier.

 

The Pro-Tracker® System comes with a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

Download the Pro-Tracker® System User Manual here

Reviews

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June 3, 2021

Shot well, just need to be sure of the orientation of the hook and transmitter

Kalos Werkle

Awesome penetration

June 3, 2021

Awesome penetration

Larry Hemmel

Shot straight and super quiet

June 2, 2021

Shot straight and super quiet

Jaramie Boone

IMPRESSED!

June 2, 2021

Impressed with the accuracy of the system + simplicity of function

Richard Smith

stuck great!!

May 7, 2021

I can not believe how on it was and how great it stuck. Great product!!

Cody Minehcot

Great!

May 2, 2021

Very impressed, well built flys great at any range

James McDaniel

excellent concept

May 1, 2021

Excellent concept for trick & risky shots or defection into non vitals

Adam Fallon

no more lost animals

January 29, 2021

You can use this archery recovery system to locate your game, never loose another animal during a hunt.

Barbara Higley