FOXPRO HammerJack American Made Electronic Predator Call

Para laCaza de depredadores es un excelente juguete !!! 👍👍👍👍

The hammerjack is the first electronic caller ive owned and im very happy with it so far. After 1 season of using it ive called in several fox and coyote. The decoy works great and the call sounds awesome. There are already more sounds on it than i will use and i havent downloaded the 111 free ones yet. I found that the volume on the call itself was a little weak for windy, rainy, or snowy conditions so i purchased 1 external speaker and that was all i needed. I also got the rechargable battery kit and would highly recommend that as well. Very versitile caller and well worth the money.

I’m pleased with the overall quality and variety of sounds on the Foxpro HammerJack and dig the built-in decoy. Design is very user friendly and the remote works perfectly. Be sure to invest in rechargeable NiMH batteries for this caller, can usually get two hunts per charge but always a good idea to have somespare batteries in your pack. Took a few trips but managed my first coyote this weekend, a nice male that came charging in to Pup Screams at 100 yards! Already looking forward to my next set. Best call I’ve seen for under $300, highly recommended!

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First day out and it called in 3 coyotes on 5 stands. Lightning Jack brings em right in. 1st stand I set the caller down, turned on the decoy and started playing lightning jack. I walked back about 20 yards to my spot and sat down and was adjusting my bipods, I looked down and there was a coyote about to attack my decoy already... had to take care of it with the shotgun. This is the first time I've had a decoy with my caller and all three times the coyotes were zeroed in on it and never seen me so I give it a thumbs up there. Only issue I've had so far is at night the screen on the remote lights up but the buttons dont and I was having a hard time finding the right button. Other than that it does its job and I'd definitely reccomend this caller. Puts out plenty of volume. Couldn't tell you how far out the remote can go before it loses communication because with the terrain I hunt in I cant set the caller too far from me. If I come across anything else I'll leave an update. So far it's pretty solid.