Electronic Callers

[Misster Tiny]

I am new to coyote hunting and have purchased a couple of mouth calls, but really haven't mastered them yet. I am curious about the electronic callers. I realize that quality isn't cheap but I do not have alot to spend on one. Which ones do you guys use?

Any info will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

[Buckmasterflex]

I use the FoxPro FX-5. It's awesome but it cost $699

[Misster Tiny]

Any in the $100 - $150 range that work well?

[BlackLab]

misster tiny

You can make one at varmintals.com look for el cheapo

[#40Fan]

If you have the calls already, I would just use them. I am by no means a master at them, but I do get the yotes to come in. Blow your calls and find a noise that sounds like it could be something dying. It doesn't exactly have to sound like a rabbit or anything in particular just a good "waa" like a baby crying. Then just make that noise over and over for 15 seconds or so and wait for a bit before doing it again.

[#40Fan]

Go hear and watch a few of the shows. You don't have to make the exact sounds that he does, but something similar.

http://www.predatorquest.com/episodes.php

[johnnybravoo77]

Look up predator calls on e bay, looks like they have a few things.

[coyote#68]

misster tinyyou can get a johnny stewart preymaster for about 100bucks brand new.If I am right it comes with 3 sound chips with 4 sound's on each one.I used one for several years they work,I sold mine and upgraded to a Foxpro also.Check out the www.gofoxpro.com website they have less expensive models also.Check out www.allpredatorcalls.com they have all kinds of goodies,hope this helps,anything to get another hunter started.

[Jackson Bowner]

I am new to the sport as well. I researched electronic calls too. Read the reviews at the Cabelas website and bought the Prey Master for $99. reviewers rated it high for the money. It worked, called a coyote in the first time I used it...and sounded very realistic to me.