Was looking at electronic callers for coyotes what's your brand choice? I liked the fox pro but they are pricey. There are some cheaper brands. I don't want to spend four hundred on one or buy a piece of crap. What's your input.
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I bought the Flextone Echo HD from Cabelas this winter and it has been a pretty good caller. I'm yet to kill anything over it, but I'm confident that is a "me" problem and not a caller problem. The caller itself is good and loud, but it can also throw the calls out softly by turning off one speaker. It has more calls than I will ever need, but has the right ones for the purposes that I bought it for. At $150, it was hard to beat the price. It is lightweight so it doesn't kill you to haul it around and the rechargeable batteries are always a plus.
My experience with electronic callers is limited, but I am 100% happy with this purchase...
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunt...=SBC;MMcat104791680;cat104725980;cat104313780
My experience with electronic callers is limited, but I am 100% happy with this purchase...
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunt...=SBC;MMcat104791680;cat104725980;cat104313780
Bowhunter57
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rossbows,
Most experienced predator hunters will tell you that it's not if you'll buy a Fox Pro, it's when. They make an excellent caller, but the price tag is kryptonite, for me too. There has to be a decent e-caller that's competitive with Fox Pro. A phone call to someone in the electronic calls area of Cabelas, might be worth your time.
...or you could do some research on Predator Masters' Forums.
www.predatormastersforums.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php
Bowhunter57
Most experienced predator hunters will tell you that it's not if you'll buy a Fox Pro, it's when. They make an excellent caller, but the price tag is kryptonite, for me too. There has to be a decent e-caller that's competitive with Fox Pro. A phone call to someone in the electronic calls area of Cabelas, might be worth your time.
...or you could do some research on Predator Masters' Forums.
www.predatormastersforums.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php
Bowhunter57
I have a Foxpro. It is very nice. It also has it's moments of frustration. I would think there has to be a decent e-caller in the $150-200 range that would do anything most of us would ever need. When I got mine it seemed like there was a wave of competition heading towards Foxpro. I hesitated to spend $150-200 only to find I should have saved a little longer and bought the $4-500 Foxpro. Looking back, several of them have gotten some good reviews in the last 2-3 years. I probably could have gotten away with one of them. Would have been my luck 2/3 got good reviews and I chose the turd of the bunch. lol
I picked up a primos alpha dog e-caller. The sound on this thing is so clear and loud. Might go out to night and see what happens
SOB !!!!
That right there looks like it should be a killer setup. I sure hope you can knock a few down.
That right there looks like it should be a killer setup. I sure hope you can knock a few down.
SOB! I Agree....... Someone is ready for extermination.....Nice~~ Shoot the first one again for me!
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cynergyone
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I have a foxpro scorpion and love it. I would have not spent that much money on one but I had about $200 in cabelas gift cards that made it a little easier to swallow. It came with 50 preloaded sounds, some you will never use, but it stores up to 200. I have already downloaded 10 new sounds since I got it in january. And you can download them right off of foxpro's website. My only complaint is that 100 yards is its maximum range with the remote. And if you run both speakers at the same time you will drain the batteries quick. Make sure you always have extra batteries.