[John Galt]

www.allpredatorcalls.com

Finally, people are making up to date game calls!
They are essentially an MP3 player fed into an amplifier and then speaker. Housed attractively. A remote control makes them far more useful.

The "LoudMouth" may be the best, first shipment arrived a few days ago. It is $549 with remote.
The "Predation" has the same feature set and is made in China or some such rather than USA. $269 with remote.

Anyway, someone needs to buy both, download the same sounds & then compare playback and write a review. I'm about to order the Predation, but worried about quality of the playback.

Matt

[Chuck Dye]

Somehow I feel that electronic calls are just wrong. Guess it is the difference between having to learn how to use a mouth blown call or operate a mechanical call such as a corncob on slate turkey call as opposed to merely having to remember to bring an adequate power supply. There is no skill in pushing a button.

[John Galt]

Yeah, well, I could just get a pack of dogs, build a platform ontop a pickup and mount spot lights all over it and drive around all night drinkin Bud and looking for "eyes". Sounds like fun too. Perfectly OK if you live on a large ranch in Texas and shootin coyotes benefits the farm.

To each his own. I live in suburbia in Calif and I don't have the "access" or time to hunt every weekend like when I was a kid and this will work for me. I also will likely be able to use the caller to teach myself how to use the hand calls and use them as well.

There are those who would disdain your using a rifle. You should be using a Bow. Heck, it's not really fair to use a call at all is it? That's trickery. You should spot and stalk and use a knife or your bare hands. Right?

With all the political arguing, negative news, hyping "diversity", the real point of America gets drowned out. It's simply called Freedom. Use it, have fun.

[Art Eatman]

While my preference is is a "mouth music" call, I've used boom-box calls. Cheapskate that I am, I got a Wal-Mart tape deck for $20 and made up an extension wire for a speaker so I can set it out some 50 feet away.

Near as I can tell, if the speaker is "nearly decent", coyotes don't really care about any pure sound quality.

I've gotten more action with rabbit tapes than the woodpecker or baby goat.

Art