Brow tines or dog catchers?

[BBReezen]

They were always referred to as Dog Catchers growing up in East Texas. I’ve transitioned to brow tines over the years.

[Jkennedy26]

I still call them dog catchers

[Abcdj]

1s. G1s, Eye Guard's, Brows, Dog Catchers it all works.

[J-III]

Dog catchers and brow tines used interchangeably since I can remember. Hill Country and South Tx

[ETX_REAPER]

I have always called them brow tines, but I hear people call them dog catchers all the time.

[bowhunt3]

Coming up as a kid dad always called them dog catchers. I still use that term.

[JAB 1]

Yes

[solocam_aggie]

They were always called dog catchers when I was going up. I've seemed to have transitioned to brow tines over the years.

[roberts]

I have heard them called everything that has already been stated, but I grew up with them as being referred to as dog catchers.

[deerplanter]

I grew up in east Texas when we could still run dogs and yes we called them dog catchers then but now I call them brow tines or G-1

[ccbrown50]

Brow tines is all I knew growing up. Recently I've heard them called eye guards, dog catchers, and G1's.

[diamond10x]

Grew up in hill country and called them “dog catchers“. It’s what my grandpa called them and his dad before him did as well. I still call them that interchangeably with brow tines.

[Abu_dude]

As many others have said, I'm born and raised in the Hill Country (Fredericksburg) and we called them "Dog Catchers" growing up. Anywhere else I'll say Brows or Browtines but when I go home, I seem to always fall back to my old ways!

[BowhunterB]

Dog catchers is what we called them when I was growing up, now I hear brow tines majority of the time. May have something to do with TV shows.

[Gary Roberson]

They were always dog catchers until scoring of antlers became popular...
Adios,
Gary