game calls

[Beater]

im going to give a coyote caller a try. who has what, do you like it? ect ect think probably a FoxPro or something like that. also any board member that carry them

 

[Rotaxpower]

I have a Foxpro and am very happy with it. Seems to work good at calling them in.

 

[titch--]

I use a Foxpro Hellfire and for mouth calls I picked up the Strictly Business set from Carver calls.

 

[canthitathing]

Tagged for interest. I'm planning on doing a bit of coyote shooting myself as a new type of hunting for me through the doldrums of winter, lol. I'd also be interested in picking up a used one if local to keep costs down until I figure out if this is for me.

 

[fratri]

I use a Foxpro Hellfire and for mouth calls I picked up the Strictly Business set from Carver calls.

Same here, foxpro and strictly Business set from Caver Calls...

 

[Jmiverson]

+1 more for Carver calls! Easily the best mouth calls I've heard, and super easy to use. Cant wait for my matched swift and coaxer to show up!

 

[CV32]

Foxpro for an ecaller, and a good set of mouth calls. LR Tweety and Government Cottontail are my favs.

 

[swinginberrys]

Wildlife technologies.

 

[CV32]

Wildlife technologies.

They make excellent callers, no doubt, but when their flagship product weighs over 7 lbs and costs nearly US$600, its just not going to be calling many coyotes across North America.

 

[swinginberrys]

They make excellent callers, no doubt, but when their flagship product weighs over 7 lbs and costs nearly US$600, its just not going to be calling many coyotes across North America.

The weight could definitely be seen as a draw back but as for the price I don't mind paying for quality (within reason) Only need to buy one and the difference in sound quality is impressive. I may be wrong but I also think the fact most people don't use it could be an advantage. Everyone has the cookie cutter FoxPro and FoxPro sounds, running a WT call could be the difference needed in a high pressure area.
just my .02

 

[CV32]

The weight could definitely be seen as a draw back but as for the price I don't mind paying for quality (within reason) Only need to buy one and the difference in sound quality is impressive. I may be wrong but I also think the fact most people don't use it could be an advantage. Everyone has the cookie cutter FoxPro and FoxPro sounds, running a WT call could be the difference needed in a high pressure area. just my .02

If that was a real concern in an area I would just use mouth calls.

 

[Adrian J Hare]

QuakerBoy Howler pack and the shockwave. He caught me this morning on my hard right and would not commit to the open after 9:00am

 

[itsneversafe]

They make excellent callers, no doubt, but when their flagship product weighs over 7 lbs and costs nearly US$600, its just not going to be calling many coyotes across North America.

I think thats lighter and cheaper than a Prairie blaster from Foxpro?