Over the last few decades technology has helped humans find our way to the top of the food chain and become the top predator, but we are not the only predators hunting our prized target prey. Whether it be mountain lions, coyotes, or hawks, being able to limit the number of predatory animals in your favorite hunting spot is crucial. Maintaining a healthy ecosystem not only for our sport, but for our survival as well is a part of our natural being. So, this week 4 Seasons Outdoors is bringing you our top 4 electronic predator calls based on their quality, features and overall effectiveness that are sure to help you maintain a steady circle of life.
#1 ICOtec Gen 2 GC300
Leading the pack this week is the ICOtec Gen2 GC300 with its light weight, compact design and cutting-edge technology this predator call is sure to lure in your target predator.
Score: 8.9
Pros
Up to 200+ yards remote receptibility
Easy set up
360-degree folding antenna
Plays 2 calls at once
Loud volume
12 multi species preset calls
Cons
Cannot add calls to program
Uncommon A23 battery
No power switch on remote
#2 Lucky Duck Revolt
Following the leader, we have the Lucky Duck Revolt. Loaded with all the right features including 100 calls compiled World Coyote Calling contest winner, Rick Paillet, this call will make the toughest predator your prey.
Score: 8.8
Pros
Realistic sounding calls
4 channel remote
Built in decoy
360-degree rotating base
Able to add more calls
Cons
Slightly heavier than most
Difficult to open battery pack housing
Limited remote range
Thin battery wiring
#3 FoxPro Inferno
The name of our next contender says it all the FoxPro Inferno is one of the hottest predator calls on the market. This American made call is one to have those pesky predators eager to check out what is nearby.
Score: 8.5
Pros
Easy to set up
Built in strap attachments
100+ yard reception
Programmable calls
Cons
Volume control
Poor remote backlighting
Difficult software
USB cord not included
#4 Cass Creek Ergo Predator
At the back of the pack, we have the Cass Creek Ergo Predator. Do not let the size of this call fool you. It is small but packs the quality and features to produce satisfying results and bring game in up close and personal for an experience you are sure to remember.
Score: 6.8
Pros
Handheld, easy carry
Batteries included
Economically priced
External speaker port
Cons
Limited calling range
Does not loop calls
Slightly distorted calls at high volume