FOXPRO Prowler American Made Electronic Predator Call Remote Operated and Programmable Coyote, Fox, Crow, Hog Call for Hunting

Works great. Best bang for your buck as a beginner call. Plenty loud enough for most fields.

Purchased this mostly for the large display on the remote and light weight, and both are as expected. What I didn’t expect is the sound quality and how loud it plays. Little to no distortion even at 20, the highest setting. Remote has good range and mutes and changes calls instantly. I’m able to put this light weight caller in my backpack when hiking to remote areas. The 4 AA batteries lasted for 8 half hour calling sessions before need to change out. Approximately 100 calls. So far very happy with this product.

Works great

Small, lightweight, huge lcd screen. Almost no reflected glow from the screen. (Less than your night vision) Great sound from such a small call. Stand timer! 175 calls preloaded. This thing works great!!! Battery life is about 8 hrs. More than enough. Simple to operate! Made in the USA. Go Pennsylvania!

I like the variety of the calls but many sound canned. Not really what i expected. I guess i expected live sounds. You can tell most were recorded in a studio. If i can tell then the game can probably tell. We will see how it works in actual hunting conditions.

While the sounds Foxpro sends with this unit are mostly for hunters (dying rabbits, distressed crows, etc.) there is plenty of storage space for other sounds downloaded from the internet. I have great fun teasing various critters right here at home. Songbirds, bobwhite quail and owls come to investigate. Crows absolutely riot if they think another crow is in trouble on the ground! Most people have no idea how many clapper rails are hidden in the tall marsh grass until you cut loose with this thing. You'll immediately get answers from all over!

Software to load calls is so bad, it doesn't really matter how good the call is. I think the call it self is fine. Plenty of volume control and the range is fine. The remote can be a little finicky but it's usable. The software and the process to load calls on it it so bad, it's buggy, about one out of ten times does it actually work with out messing up the call or changing the file names. The software reminds me of programs from 15 years ago in style and functionality. I am not sure if there is a better option out there, but I would look before I settled on this one.

I use this two ways:(1) Scare off squirrels and raccons from my bird feeders(2) Attract bobcats, coyotes etc to my trail cameras.It can be VERY loud or soft, it can play a large variety of animal sounds AND you can easily upload other sounds into it from the internet. The remote has a pretty long range. Five stars for this!