Gotta question. Is there any benefit to having the call camo'ed? I was looking at a foxpro the other day that was $299. (Dont remember which) But I was tan. There's another thats $360 or so that is camo. Its also slightly better. Which would yall get? I really dont want to spend the little extra money at the moment, but I certainly dont wanna spend twice.
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Hey Krisw
I bought a FOX PRO SPITFIRE refurbished a few months back from FoxPRO for 150 bucks. it has full warranty and is usually overstock items from another store...Mine was perfect and have had a blast with it. Maybe call FoxPro for more details. Mine is not camo but earth toneLast edited by elkbowhunter; 02-25-2012, 09:28 AM. -
Mine is camoed up but just because I bought it that way (used). I don't really think it would matter to much. I know I hang mine out of trees, off fences, put it on top of dirt piles, rocks, etc.
Get the one you can afford and enjoy it.Comment
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If you have large acreage to hunt get the caller with the most sounds. You can always camo the tan caller if you want.Comment
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I have been checking out their website to find a refurb. No shame in saving some money. The spitfire doesnt have the foxbang tho does it? I decided I wanted that.Originally posted by elkbowhunter View Post
I kinda planned on doing that if I got one. At least a burlap wrap or something.Originally posted by Roy D Mercer View PostComment
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I stopped using my E call...I use my "sceery" broke leg rabbit exclusively now. I keep walking,and don't stop to pack up...easier on me.Comment
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No it doesn't matter what color it is. You'll shoot them 99% of the time before they get to the call. Even I've you don't they will just run by and bump the call.Comment
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Put it in a bush, that's what I do.Comment
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No need for camo on the caller, the coyotes will come in. I always use a decoy so that puts their attention on something besides the caller. I use a Spitfire and really like it.Comment
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You could always throw small piece of camo burlap over itComment
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