I cant find much talk here about the Ruger ihunt blue tooth speaker and the ruger sounds on their app. I have this set up and it is really easy to use and there are a lot of the sounds that are great.The app also lets you make your own play list and combine different sound and you can add in silent timed spaces and change the volume on any of your sounds in the play list. I have not done much coyote calling with it yet but the crow calls work like a bomb. I didnt know there was as many crows on our farm as there are until i started using these crow sounds. Sometimes i get 50 or better crows come in in just a few minits are starting the caller. The tfew times i used rabbit distress i had crows and buzzards both come to it. I had no idea that buzzards could be called in like that,lol.
I was just wondering why there are not more people here talking about calling with their cell phone and a blue tooth speaker? Have anyone used a set up like this ? and how do you rate it compared to your regular dedicated calls? I do have a flextone caller and it works ok but is not loud enough and i dont really care for many of the sounds that are on it.I was thinking about buying a fox pro but after trying this ihunt i have not seen the need to yet. I have been playing around with predator calling for years but never really known what i was doing.I was only using mouth calls up until recently and had fair luck with them. I lived in AZ for a year and coyotes were much easier to call than our coyotes here in south bama. We do have a lot of bobcats here and the foxes come and go depending on how many coyotes are around it seems like. We have florida panthers here too,we see them more often than the bobcats but they are not leagle to shoot. Our fish and game says we dont have any here,we are right on the state line with the florida pan handle. But game cameras dont lie, lots of people are getting pics of panthers on their game cams now.It is not unusual to have them cross the road in broad daylight even. I would love to call one up even if we cant shoot them.
I was just wondering why there are not more people here talking about calling with their cell phone and a blue tooth speaker? Have anyone used a set up like this ? and how do you rate it compared to your regular dedicated calls? I do have a flextone caller and it works ok but is not loud enough and i dont really care for many of the sounds that are on it.I was thinking about buying a fox pro but after trying this ihunt i have not seen the need to yet. I have been playing around with predator calling for years but never really known what i was doing.I was only using mouth calls up until recently and had fair luck with them. I lived in AZ for a year and coyotes were much easier to call than our coyotes here in south bama. We do have a lot of bobcats here and the foxes come and go depending on how many coyotes are around it seems like. We have florida panthers here too,we see them more often than the bobcats but they are not leagle to shoot. Our fish and game says we dont have any here,we are right on the state line with the florida pan handle. But game cameras dont lie, lots of people are getting pics of panthers on their game cams now.It is not unusual to have them cross the road in broad daylight even. I would love to call one up even if we cant shoot them.
