Description

TRACK YOUR PACK

Monitor up to 20 dogs with your compatible dog collars from up to 9 miles with a 2.5-second update rate.
Alpha 200i handheld with dog list screen
DOG LIST/GROUP MANAGEMENT

Keep inactive dogs in your dog list, and manage active groups so you don’t have to add and remove dogs for every hunt. Pair with your TT™ 15 tracking and training collars.
Alpha 200i handheld with hunt metrics screen
PUBLIC LAND BOUNDARIES

Optional display of public land boundaries on topographical maps helps you know that you’re venturing where you’re supposed to be.
Alpha 200i handheld with hunt metrics screen
HUNT METRICS

See each dog’s daily hunting patterns, distance and speed so you can monitor performance and help prevent overheating. Pair with your compatible Garmin dog collar (sold separately).
Alpha 200i handheld with 6 buttons
SIX-BUTTON DESIGN

Use dedicated buttons for fast training cues and minor adjustments in the field.
Alpha 200i handheld with simulation screens
18 LEVELS OF STIMULATION

Momentary and continuous stimulation options let you customize training for each dog when used with a compatible training enabled collar.
Alpha 200i handheld with tone, vibration screen
TONE/VIBRATION

Issue different levels of audible tone or vibration commands for quick adjustments to individual dogs when used with a compatible training enabled collar.
Alpha 200i handheld with tone, vibration screen
GARMIN EXPLORE™ APP

Pair with the Garmin Explore app on your compatible smartphone to see real-time dog tracking information, save collections of dog tracks and replay tracks to see exactly what happened during your hunt.
OPTIONAL INREACH WEATHER

Use inReach connectivity1 to get detailed weather updates on Alpha 200i or your compatible device paired with the Garmin Explore app. Request weather forecasts for your current location, waypoints or destinations on your route.
PRO VIEW COMPASS

The pro view compass mode gives you simple, at-a-glance tracking that shows which direction and how far away your dogs are, plus you will see when a dog is “Treed” or “OnPoint.”