Other Hunting > Coyote, Small Game, Varmints
ELECTRONIC CALLS
Chet43:
Not experienced at all with small game but am thinking about getting more into it this year. If I wanted an electronic call but cost was an issue which one would anyone recomend?
I know they are VHF but would like to have the following be priority over other tings, at least that is what I think should be in order.
1. the longest range for the remote control as possible for a budgeted minded person.
2. Able to add my own recordings to the call box.
I will be doing a50% of my hunting on the west side as that is where I live.
KFhunter:
For 5 bucks you can play with the predator calls from a HW member here on your phone. I have a blue tooth speaker I use with it, it's not nearly as loud as a foxpro but the calls are good, I got to give props to saylean he can blow a mouth call very well. I haven't actually used this app in the field but it was nice to use to brush up on my own call technique and sound.
You can use them to practice your own calling with mouth calls which is the best way to go anyways.
https://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,228410.0.html
For 5 bucks I've enjoyed messing with this app, I did some free predator apps and they suck with poor sound quality.
I suspect you could get a stronger bluetooth speaker than what I have and use it with success :tup:
cdriver:
Contact Bearmanric, have him make you a simple open reed and closed reed call. Practice with them, you will get lots of calling versatility for a very affordable price, and never have to change batteries. Seriously, I have about ten hand calls and two e-callers. I use my hand calls about 90% of the time. I like having an e-call but sure don't use it much.
KFhunter:
--- Quote from: cdriver on February 19, 2019, 03:44:27 PM ---Contact Bearmanric, have him make you a simple open reed and closed reed call. Practice with them, you will get lots of calling versatility for a very affordable price, and never have to change batteries. Seriously, I have about ten hand calls and two e-callers. I use my hand calls about 90% of the time. I like having an e-call but sure don't use it much.
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Oh ya!
I got a bearmanrick call in the mail, opened the package and went out to my back yard to try it out. That was quick :chuckle:
https://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,148707.msg1973618.html#msg1973618
Tracker0721:
Icotec has always been my go to and I’ve sold off my lower end foxpro’s because of it. Longest range remote, easy enough to download sounds though the library is limited compared to icotecs. The remote is much easier to use and the back lighting is way nicer then the lower end foxpros. Sound is pretty good too.
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