Would like some opinions on foxpro, primos powerdog, johnny stewart etc. Trying to save money for a scope so need to spend as little as possible.
Hunting & Fishing Best budget electronic predator call on a budget
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Have used the foxpro, dont see any reason to look elsewhere. Works great with a good decoy.
Have used the foxpro, dont see any reason to look elsewhere. Works great with a good decoy.
Re: Best budget electronic predator call on a budget
agree with CBM, foxpro now has budget minded to custom level models to choose from. I own 2 and brother inlaw owns another. Never had a problem, easy to change/add sounds. I have had the others and not that they are bad but I like the foxpros.
agree with CBM, foxpro now has budget minded to custom level models to choose from. I own 2 and brother inlaw owns another. Never had a problem, easy to change/add sounds. I have had the others and not that they are bad but I like the foxpros.
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Cabelas has the Johnny Stewart PM 4 on sale right now for $99, unless they have sold out. They are normally $199. I've had one for the last 3 years and it's never given me any problems. Yes, I'd like to have a FoxPro CS-24 or Minaska Ultimate 1, but I usually only use 2-3 sounds on the e-caller and my hand calls the rest of the time, so it isn't worth $400-$500 for a call to me.
The PM 4 is wireless and I've used the remote out to ~100yds and it works fine in decent conditons. I think it comes with 12 sounds on it.
Cabelas has the Johnny Stewart PM 4 on sale right now for $99, unless they have sold out. They are normally $199. I've had one for the last 3 years and it's never given me any problems. Yes, I'd like to have a FoxPro CS-24 or Minaska Ultimate 1, but I usually only use 2-3 sounds on the e-caller and my hand calls the rest of the time, so it isn't worth $400-$500 for a call to me.
The PM 4 is wireless and I've used the remote out to ~100yds and it works fine in decent conditons. I think it comes with 12 sounds on it.
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we are trying out a Foxpro Wildfire, take it out this weekend
hope we wack something!
initial test was good, you could hear a good 1/4 mile away on the distressed rabbit
we are trying out a Foxpro Wildfire, take it out this weekend
hope we wack something!
initial test was good, you could hear a good 1/4 mile away on the distressed rabbit
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