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Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 19:30
by rodp
Been told western rivers callers are quite good, anyone tried them? Any input ?

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 19:58
by sunndog
No and no......so.......yeah........no :think:

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 20:22
by rodp
That's just what I wanted to know, cleared it up no end :lol: Anyone care to verify this info :lol: :lol:

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 20:28
by sunndog
rodp wrote:Anyone care to verify this info :lol: :lol:





.........................no

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 20:33
by rodp
Ah, it was just guess work then ??? :think: Was any of it factual or were all the no's and the yeah pure speculation :wtf:

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 20:51
by sunndog
not guess work at all rodders. I wouldn't do that to you mate....i'v definitely never tried one nor do I have any input



......was just letting you know :thumbup:





















:lol:

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 22:04
by Remmy 700 243
Got the Apache pro and it's got a lot going for it,the caller has hundreds of sounds most of which need deleting and the good ones re arranging.If you have the patience to do this and don't mind disconnecting the batteries every time after use you should like it.It has clear sounds,excellent remote range,two speakers so it's loud and really easy to read the remote in the darkness in comparison to my foxpro wildfire.All in all its a good piece of kit,decoy seems cheap in comparison with foxpro but works ok,a nice feature is the fact that it can be operated without the remote,comes in a good carry case too.I would also use rechargeable batteries because it goes through them quite quickly.Roy Lupton of field sports Britain uses one on u tube "calling urban foxes" I think is the title of the vid.hope this helps.Remmy 700 243

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 22:17
by rodp
Remmy 700 243 wrote:Got the Apache pro and it's got a lot going for it,the caller has hundreds of sounds most of which need deleting and the good ones re arranging.If you have the patience to do this and don't mind disconnecting the batteries every time after use you should like it.It has clear sounds,excellent remote range,two speakers so it's loud and really easy to read the remote in the darkness in comparison to my foxpro wildfire.All in all its a good piece of kit,decoy seems cheap in comparison with foxpro but works ok,a nice feature is the fact that it can be operated without the remote,comes in a good carry case too.I would also use rechargeable batteries because it goes through them quite quickly.Roy Lupton of field sports Britain uses one on u tube "calling urban foxes" I think is the title of the vid.hope this helps.Remmy 700 243

Cheers buddy :thumbup: :thumbup:

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 26 Nov 2014, 01:18
by some bloke
Most of the western rivers ones that I've heard have terrible atmospheric hissing and crap on them.

Re: Western rivers callers, any input ?

Posted: 26 Nov 2014, 18:53
by rodp
Cheers Dave :thumbup: