Bird Launchers

Bird launchers are one of the best tools for training pointing, flushing and retrieving dogs. You put birds or bumpers out in the field and release them at the right moment, which builds steadiness, marking and confidence without needing a helper.
We stock launchers from Dogtra, DT Systems, Lion Country Supply (LCS) and Zinger Winger, plus the remote release electronics to run them.
Showing 17–29 of 29 results
-

Dogtra Solenoid Cable for QL Launcher
$14.99 Add to cart -

Dogtra Solenoid for Launcher
$34.99 Add to cart -

DT Systems BL505 Quail Launcher with Receiver
$240.00 Add to cart -

DT Systems BL509 Quail & Pigeon Launcher with Transmitter
$319.00 Add to cart -

DT Systems BL705 Pheasant Launcher with Receiver
$260.00 Add to cart -

DT Systems BL709 Remote Pheasant Launcher Complete System
$329.00 Add to cart -

LCS Better Bird Launcher Complete System with DT Electronics
$304.00 Add to cart -

LCS Better Bird Launcher with DT Systems Receiver
$201.00 Add to cart -

Zinger Winger Field Trialer G5 Bird Launcher
$402.00 Add to cart -

Zinger Winger II G5 Remote-Ready Bird Thrower
$300.00 Add to cart -

Zinger Winger Mini-Z G5 Compact Bird Launcher
$399.00 Add to cart -

Zinger Winger Silver Hunt Tester G5 Bird Launcher
$440.00 Add to cart -

Zinger Winger Uplander G5 Spring Box Bird Launcher
$304.00 Add to cart
Shop bird launchers by type
- Quail & Pigeon Launchers: compact launchers for smaller training birds
- Pheasant Launchers: bigger baskets for roosters and chukar
- Zinger Winger Launchers: wingers and box launchers for retriever marks
Remote or manual?
Manual launchers are cheap and simple, released with a cord or by hand. Remote launchers fire from a transmitter, so you can stay with your dog and only release the bird when it points, sits or stops to flush. A lot of manual launchers can be upgraded later with remote electronics like the Dogtra RR Deluxe, which controls up to 16 launchers from a mile away.
Why use a remote launcher?
Hand-planted birds are unpredictable and can teach young dogs to creep or catch birds on the ground. With a remote launcher, the bird only flies when your dog does the right thing. That consistency makes steady bird dogs faster and saves expensive training birds.
Popular launchers
Upland trainers like the Dogtra Remote Launcher for Quail & Pigeon and the DT Systems BL709. Retriever trainers use the Zinger Winger Field Trialer for long, high marks. On a budget? Look at the LCS Better Bird Launcher.
Who uses them
Pointing dog owners teaching steadiness to wing and shot, spaniel and retriever trainers working on sit to flush, hunt test and field trial competitors sharpening marks, and guides getting dogs ready before the season. Whether you train one dog or a full kennel, launchers pay for themselves in saved birds and faster progress.
Choosing a launcher
Match the launcher to the birds you train with, decide between remote and manual release, and check that your launchers and transmitter work together. For hunt test standards and training resources, see the American Kennel Club.
Bird launchers FAQ
Do I need a transmitter for a remote launcher?
Yes. Some launchers come with one, and add-on models need a compatible transmitter.
Can one transmitter run several launchers?
Yes. Dogtra transmitters run up to 8 or 16 launchers, and DT Systems up to 16.
Which launcher is best for retrievers?
Zinger Winger wingers throw long, high marks, which is what retriever training needs.
Shop bird launchers
Compare the launchers below. If you have a question about what works with what, contact us and we'll help.