Territory Restraint | Dakotaline®
Dakotaline® Territory Restraint | Versatile Restraint for Wildlife
The Dakotaline® Territory Restraint is one of the most versatile cable restraint systems in the Dakotaline® lineup. Designed for a wide range of wildlife management applications where legal, this field-proven restraint combines premium components, dependable performance, and durable construction to deliver consistent results in varying field conditions.
Built with 60" of premium 3/32" 7x7 Korean cable, the Territory Restraint features a Dakotline LoPro Lock, 285 lb. J-Breakaway Device, 2.5" deer stop, 12" loop stop, poly support collar, and heavy-duty 9-gauge swivel. Each restraint is loaded for speed to promote smooth operation and dependable lock engagement.
Manufactured using high-quality Dakotaline® cable, this restraint is designed to resist fraying and maintain straight, consistent performance in the field. Its versatile design makes it suitable for a variety of wildlife management situations where permitted by law.
Specifications
- 60" Length
- 3/32" 7x7 Korean Aircraft Cable
- Dakotaline LoPro Lock
- 285 lb. J-Breakaway Device
- Deer Stop Restricted to 2.5"
- 12" Loop Stop
- Poly Support Collar
- Heavy 9-Gauge Swivel
- Loaded for Speed
Features & Benefits
✔ Highly versatile restraint design
✔ Premium 3/32" 7x7 Korean aircraft cable
✔ Dakotaline LoPro Lock
✔ 285 lb. J-Breakaway Device
✔ Deer stop and loop stop configuration
✔ Heavy-duty 9-gauge swivel
✔ Poly support collar for stability
✔ Loaded for speed and performance
✔ Fray-resistant cable construction
✔ Field-tested and proven design
Why Choose Dakotaline®?
Dakotaline® products are manufactured using premium materials and strict quality standards to deliver dependable field performance and long-lasting durability. Trusted by wildlife management professionals, landowners, and outdoorsmen throughout North America, Dakotaline® restraints are built for reliability when it matters most.
The Territory Restraint is commonly used in areas where cable restraints are permitted by law; however, regulations vary by location. Always verify compliance with all local, state, provincial, and federal wildlife regulations before use.