Over the past several years we have used our share of AA batteries in electronic predator callers – rechargeable and otherwise.  We have had exceptional experiences with the Sanyo Eneloop rechargeables and believe they live up to their advertising claims of holding a charge longer and providing a longer peak use time (discharge curve). 

We have heard from other predator callers who are experiencing the same excellent performance with the Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable NiMH batteries.   For those readers who’d like a more extensive and scientific review of the Sanyo Eneloop batteries, read here. 

Side Note:  Sanyo Eneloops can be recharged in other chargers, but in looking at more than two dozen reviews online, the consensus is that they charge up better and hold a charge longer when charged in an Eneloop charger.

Also:  Some of our customers & readers have reported good field service with the Duracell NiMH rechargeables and the Energizer NiMH rechargeables.  Click Here to See Duracell & Energizer Rechargeables in the Wildlife Callers A Store.

Our aim is to make every wildlife calling day an exceptional experience, and we hope you’ve found this info useful. 

Questions and comments are always appreciated!

Good calling to everyone,

Mark Healy

mark@wildlifecallers.com