Hunting leash Sourcing RunLock model 130101337 — dog tracking and control accessory

The Sourcing RunLock Hunting Leash model 130101337 is a practical dog tracking and control accessory designed for hunting and field use. It provides a durable connection between handler and dog for controlled movement, guidance and temporary restraint during tracking, retrieval or fieldwork. Constructed for outdoor conditions, this leash supports routine handling tasks encountered in hunting and training scenarios.

Advantages

The leash is built with durable materials suited to outdoor environments and repeated use. Its locking mechanism enables secure attachment and easy release, while the length and construction offer a balance between control and freedom of movement for the dog. The design minimizes twisting and tangling during active work and is straightforward to operate in the field.

Suitable for

• Field tracking and hunting with trained working dogs
• Controlled retrieval and guidance during outdoor training sessions
• Temporary restraint during checks, veterinary handling or transport
• Handlers and trainers needing a robust, easy-to-operate leash in variable terrain

Key specifications

• Outdoor-grade construction for resistance to wear and environment
• Locking connection mechanism for secure attachment and quick release
• Length suitable for tracking and controlled freedom (typical hunting-leash range)
• Designed to reduce twisting and tangling during active use

How to use

Attach the leash to the dog’s collar or harness using the locking mechanism, ensuring the connection is secure before allowing the dog to move. Adjust handling technique according to terrain and the dog’s behavior: keep a firmer hold in dense cover or close-quarters, and allow more line when tracking in open areas. After use, inspect the leash for wear or damage and store it dry to prolong service life.

Usage recommendations

Use with a properly fitted collar or harness and check the locking mechanism regularly. For safety, maintain visual contact with the dog during active tracking and replace the leash if signs of significant wear or impaired locking function appear.