no dog. no problem.

Fetch is the world’s first motorized waterfowl retrieval tool, Purpose-built to keep you in the hunt.

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WHY FETCH?

Fetch waterfowl retriever in the field

No Dog?

Not every hunter has a dog in the blind. Fetch gives you another way to bring back your birds without owning and training a retriever.

Hunter with Fetch waterfowl retriever

Dog Needs Backup?

Injured, aging, inexperienced, or better off staying out of the water? Give your best hunting partner a break and send Fetch instead.

Fetch operating in waterfowl hunting conditions

Tough Conditions?

Freezing water, deep mud, hidden ledges, or the wrong gator can turn a routine retrieve into a bad day fast. Stay dry and send Fetch.

Close-up of a person holding a Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System remote control or device in their hand outdoors, with a blurred green and yellow background.

SEND IT OUT

Guide Fetch from the blind with its compact, one-handed remote. The glove-friendly joystick is easy to operate and clips to your lanyard or waders when it’s time to drop it and pick up your gun.

A duck decoy in a body of water in the background with a Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System in the foreground.

MAKE THE RETRIEVE

Dual motors and oversized props push Fetch through rough water at the speed of a swimming dog. Its retrieval system can secure wounded birds and bring back multiple ducks in one trip.

A man in camouflage clothing and a cap is fishing in a body of water, pulling a duck out of the collector of the Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System

BRING THEM BACK

A sturdy metal frame and durable pontoons are built for the realities of the hunt, because the duck blind is no place for flimsy gear. Guide Fetch home while you stay concealed and ready for the next group.

STAY IN THE HUNT

  • Let Fetch handle the retrieve while you stay concealed in the blind and ready for the next group.

  • Skip the leaky waders, waist-deep water, and endless trips through the muck. Kick back and let Fetch do the hard work.

  • When the water, weather, terrain, or wildlife makes a retrieve riskier than it needs to be, stay dry and send Fetch.

Dual Motors | Oversized Props | Metal Frame | Multiple-Bird Retrieval | One-Handed Control

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Dual Motors | Oversized Props | Metal Frame | Multiple-Bird Retrieval | One-Handed Control -

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The response to Fetch has been bigger than we anticipated. We’re adjusting our manufacturing plans and making important product improvements to ensure Fetch is ready for the waterfowl community.
    Fetch is not available to purchase or preorder just yet.

  • We get this a lot. The answer is none whatsoever, we love them! Honestly there’s nothing like hunting over a well-trained retriever, and Fetch is not here to change that.

    Fetch is not meant to replace hunting dogs - instead, it’s an alternative for folks who don’t have a dog for whatever reason. Whether that be the very significant long-term time commitment, the high upfront and ongoing costs of training/medical care/feeding, and non-starters like pet allergies and housing restrictions on pets, a dog simply is not in the cards for a lot of people who love to hunt waterfowl. They deserve a better tool than what’s out there

    That said, a lot of dog owners love Fetch too. Fetch can make life easier on an aging or injured retriever. It’s also a great backup when your pup is still learning the ropes. Using Fetch gives dog owners peace of mind in the early season when gators might still be active.

  • Two or three on average depending on the size of the ducks.

  • Yes! The Fetch cage is sized to accommodate most average sized geese like Canadas, Specklebellies, and Snows.

  • Performance varies depending on outside temperature, wind/current, and other factors. Typically one battery is plenty for your average waterfowl hunt. The battery is also field-replaceable so you can swap it out for a fully charged backup as needed.

  • Plenty far for any hunt. Technically this bad boy is estimated to have a 300m range under ideal conditions but our guess is you won’t run Fetch farther than 50-70 yards from your blind or boat under most circumstances.

  • Yes. We are proudly based in Dallas, TX. Many of our components are manufactured in the US, though some are sourced abroad.

  • Official pricing has not been finalized, but you can expect it to land around the cost of a new mid-range shotgun.

A man in camouflage clothing and a gray cap is sitting near water, hunting or observing wildlife, with a provided camouflage curtain or net behind him, during the daytime.
Person wearing camouflage clothing wading through water, holding a Fetch waterfowl retrieval system
A person in camouflage hunting gear is carrying a rifle and a Fetch waterfowl retrieval system while standing next to a black pickup truck in a field with tall cornstalks.
A picture of the Fetch waterfowl retrieval system in shallow water atop some rocks, surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky in the background.

PATENT NOTICE

The Fetch retriever system may be protected by one or more of the following United States Patents. This page is provided to satisfy the virtual patent marking provisions of the America Invents Act. 31 U.S.C § 287(a). One or more additional patent applications may be pending.

  • U.S. Patent No. 12,559,209 B2

  • U.S. Patent No. 12,715,557