Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: DJ_Mack on April 05, 2014, 04:19:04 PM
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What do you guys recommend for electronic predator calls? I went out with a reed call this weekend and it was tiring.
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The one with the most range of the remote control to the caller.Being able to adjust volume remotely is very important.Stewart callers are old timers in the predator calling game.
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Foxpro
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There are a lot of e-callers out there and over the years I've called a bunch of preds with quite a few of them, while Foxpro isn't my first choice it is the caller I recommend for a first time purchase. I usually suggest a bottom end FoxPro w/remote, it holds more calls than you usually need, is reliable, has good technical support, depending where you buy it you can get loaded with the sounds of your choice, good sound and resale value. After you've put some time behind your caller you can figure out just what you need, every ones hunting style is different and has different requirements.
I tend to gravitate to tighter cover and walk to a few different stands before returning to the truck and a M-1 Bandit or Scorpion will cover 90% of my e-caller needs. Portabillity is important to me, I'd rather hike closer to the coyote than try and draw him in from a long distance.
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I picked up an Ico-tech and don't have any complaints. For the price of under 100 this call has 12 calls 300 yard remote... and can play two calls at once. I don't have the duckets to drop on a FoxPro. for the price this call is pretty good used it three times so far and called in 2. :twocents:
