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Hunting Two Way Radios
Two way radios (or walkie talkies) have become extremely popular with hunters, so much so that many radio manufacturers are now producing radios specifically catering to the needs of hunters. It is now common to see value packs of camouflage colored radios pre-packaged with headsets or boom mic's and car charging adapters.
When shopping for a two way radio to be used for hunting, the following features will be most important:
- Range - If you plan to hunt in thick woods or brush, range needs to be a serious consideration. Obstructions such as these weaken the signals and cause dead spots with less powerful radios. Higher powered models can deliver a mile or more of range in tough conditions.
- Headset Support - The last thing you need is a transmission from your radio scaring away your prey. A comfortable earpiece or headset is a requirement.
- Battery Life - Without power outlets being readily available, keeping your radio charged is a big concern if you're planning to spend a lot of time outdoors. Look for models with extremely long battery life, those that have the ability to operate on standard AA or AAA batteries in a pinch, or models that support a vehicle charger.
- NOAA Weather Information - Being outdoors, it is always a nice bonus to have weather information right at your fingertips.
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