Don't shoot! hunter orange safety collars for equines
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Oct 6, 2005
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Mar 11, 2004
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Mar 11, 2004
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The DON'T SHOOT! Collar is described where the collar consists of a double thickness of hunter orange material, sewn together which circles the neck of the equine and fastening together with two pieces of velcro. Each side of the collar has an optional/detachable jingle bell held to the collar with a lanyard hook, which attaches to a D-ring that is permanently Attached to the collar. The purpose of the collar is to allow the equine to be visible to the hunters Eyes and audible to the hunters ears. Thus helping to insure the safety of the horse and rider. The Responsible hunter will have early detection of the horse, which is not an animal intended to be hunted.
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