tellicoriver
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Are they worth it and if yes does anyone want to sell one?
Sold/Expired opinions on electronic predator calls
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Fox Pro makes a great, affordable one.
X-Tennessean
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Fox pro all the way !
There are usually a few that show up here for sale but if order direct you pick the sounds you want and they load them for you.
There are usually a few that show up here for sale but if order direct you pick the sounds you want and they load them for you.
You can also get on the Fox Pro website and buy refurbished ones for fairly cheap. They usually come get a 1 yr warranty also.
stroker
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budsgunshop has them they are cheaper than anybody just bought the fusion for $390 everybody else has them for $499 foxpro is the best
open reed mouth calls for me. more versatility and tone variation
m.Creek
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I've been calling for a long time, and the only time I use an electronic caller is when calling bobcat, due to bobcats usually like a more continuous sound and you can't get away with any movement, cause cats tends to hang up and watch before they commit to the call. Therefore it usually takes cats a little longer to come in to the call, and using a mouth call will wear you out.
On yotes, I have had very good luck with a verminator tweety, I don't know why I've called in more yotes with an open reed mouth call, it's probably the lack of emotion in the electronic caller. But who knows. That's just my experiences.
As for which electronic caller, the FoxPro is the best. I've had the best luck with the blue bird sound for cats.
On yotes, I have had very good luck with a verminator tweety, I don't know why I've called in more yotes with an open reed mouth call, it's probably the lack of emotion in the electronic caller. But who knows. That's just my experiences.
As for which electronic caller, the FoxPro is the best. I've had the best luck with the blue bird sound for cats.
