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Flextone Mimic eH1 Handheld Predator & Game Call Now at Wildlife Callers’ Store

At under $40 bucks, the Flextone Mimic eH1 predator call is preloaded with 40 sounds from the Wildlife Technologies Sound Library and is now part of what Wildlife Callers’ Store can offer readers and customers for this upcoming predator hunting season. 

The new Flextone callers (handheld eH1 and remote controlled eR1) are loaded with other hunting sounds too.  Where it’s legal, you can use them for calling deer, calling crows, calling hogs & javelina, calling squirrels, and more. 

You can see both Flextone callers and their sound lists by CLICKING HERE or on the picture below.

The Flextone Mimic eH1 and the Echo eR1

Every hunter’s budget is different, especially in these uncertain times.  So, to bridge the gap between not having but wanting an electronic predator caller and eventually owning a high-end remote controlled do-all Mighty Atom predator calling workhorse, Wildlife Callers’ Store now offers the Flextone Mimic eH1 for just under $40 bucks.  The Mimic is one half of Flextone’s new e-caller line up.  Flextone is also coming out with a remote controlled unit called the Echo eR1

These callers are a direct result of the demand for selections from the Wildlife Technologies Sound Library on quality machines that more guys can afford – your ideas in action. 

Field Note:

On our first stand with the Mimic eH1, Marc Reindell of Wildlife Callers called 2 coyotes.  The coyotes came out of a drainage near a large prairie just outside of Flagstaff, AZ.  One arrived at about 30 seconds into the stand and number 2 arrived at about 3 minutes.  Does the Flextone Mimic eH1 work?  Yes. 

If you still have a question about this caller, please send it in – info@wildlifecallers.com or give us a call toll-free at 1-877-734-1010

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Thank you again for reading and good hunting!

Mark Healy

mark@wildlifecallers.com

Coyote Howling Techniques – Northern Iowa Callers Jim and Justin Blauwet Turn the Tables on Wary Dogs

You’ve just dropped a bunch of money on a new caller.  People around town tell you that the local coyotes just won’t come to a call anymore – “they’ve all heard a call a dozen times”.  What do you do?  Jim and Justin Blauwet use coyote vocalizations and leave the screaming rabbit sounds alone.  Here’s their tactic that’s worked several times. 

 

If a regular dog comes a runnin’ when it hears a can opener in the kitchen (a conditioned response), then it stands to reason that a coyote can also be conditioned by fooling it with a prey distress call, and then allowing it to barely escape with it’s life amid a hail of bullets. 

That lucky coyote might still come to investigate a screamin’ rabbit sound, but the chances of it running in full-blast time and again are diminished with every negative encounter or impression – simple conditioning.  Because of Mother Nature’s mixed message – sometimes the screamin’ sound is natural and associated with food – sometimes the screamin’ comes with smelly lumps of camouflage shaped like humans and loud bangs from predator rifles – coyotes naturally become conditioned to be cautious. 

Justin Blauwet and His January Iowa Coyote

Using their new Wildlife Technologies Mighty Atom 15 electronic predator call, the Blauwet’s have called several of the “uncallable” coyotes. If you own Other Brands of Predator Callers you most likely have a series of sounds that will allow you to recreate this sequence.

Here’s how they do it:

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Rechargeable NiMH Batteries – Make Your Mighty Atom or any E-Caller Perform its Best.

Sanyo Eneloop NiMH perform very well and are our top pick. 

 

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