Despite it being a simple hobby for some, for others it can be much more important than that. While some hunt for sport, many Americans hunt to feed their families or as a way to make a living. Because of this need, it is important to always choose the best gear possible that fits into a hunter’s budget. While many gear choices are all personal preference, it can be daunting to decide what to buy.
Technological advances in recent years have opened up a plethora of choices to both aspiring and veteran hunters, and one of the biggest advancements in hunting has been the emergence of electronic predator calls. Often easier and more consistent to use than a mouth-blown call, electronic predator calls are becoming to go-to for many hunters. Electronic Game Calls, also widely referred to as Predator Calls, help hunters to lure in and ultimately kill coyotes, pumas, and other predatory animals. When choosing your Predator Call, you can either choose a handheld or an electronic device. There are some reasons why handhelds might fit you better, but if you have the extra money to spend, the lifetime value of a remote device is well worth the investment. When you’re using a handheld game call, predators (especially coyotes, in my experience) often spot you before you spot them. It is therefore very advantageous to use a predator call that you can control remotely and watch from a well-hidden spot. Otherwise, you’ll have situations where a coyote will run off before you’re ready. These devices are easy to set up and many models offer the advantage of call placement away from the shooter. Equally as important, they offer perfectly consistent calls every time. But with all of the different brands and types of calls out there, how do you decide which one to buy?
