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I've had a few E-callers. I started out with a Johnny Stewart back in the late 60's early 70's. It use to play 45rpm records. I really thought that was the best thing in the world. The cats meow. Until the records warpped from the heat when left in the truck. Then I bought a Hunter's buddy. Not at all satisfied with it either. A lot of static when you turn the volume up. And after a few hours the damn thing weighs a ton. Also when it's cold out the tapes really don't play well. I use it strickly for crow hunting now. I purchased a Fox-Pro 532 and I can't believe the difference. Light weight sounds terrific, and I can carry it in my pocket when leaving the stand.
I don't have one but I've been reading everything I can find on e-callers for the last several months. Foxpro is the only one I'll buy, when I do buy one.
Don't waste your money, buy a foxpro and you won't be sorry. Go ahead and get the remote while you are at it. Call and they will help you out with the sounds. www.gofoxpro.com
My main reasons for going with the Foxpro is customer service. I called Mike Dillon and talked to him personally. I was able to ask all and any questions and get truthful answers. Go on the www.predatormastersforums.com and go under electronic calls. You will find lots of info that will help you.
My other reasons
1)small and light weight
2)loud and clear
3)no cards to change or lose.
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