POwering on the Speakers of an electronic game call

coltonk said:
I generally set up a ground blind and hunt from it for the season which is a month long. The game call is typically able 30 - 40 yards from the ground blind and it's on the other side of a small clearing from my ground blind
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what you are describing isnt an issue, if the call is that close and so is the target....kill it and dont worry about your scent. if the wind isnt right they'll smell you even in that blind long before you ever see them.
 
bohunr said:
what you are describing isnt an issue, if the call is that close and so is the target....kill it and dont worry about your scent. if the wind isnt right they'll smell you even in that blind long before you ever see them.
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What he said!

Where is this field located and when are you putting the caller out?

Asking for a friend;-)
 
I suspect he's not predator calling but calling for some other type of game since he mentioned a one moth season and hunting only one spot. Mabey turkey given the time of year.
 
Huachuca Caller said:
I suspect he's not predator calling but calling for some other type of game since he mentioned a one moth season and hunting only one spot. Mabey turkey given the time of year.
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Turkey wouldn’t warrant avoiding leaving scent on the ground. It seems a little over the top to me given the information thus far. To each their own though. Hope he finds a solution. So far AWS seems to have the best idea in my opinion.
 
Your over thinking this stuff. They will smell you before the fart leaves your turd tunnel. Your scent lingers for days afterwards. My search and rescue bloodhound can pick up a 2 day old trail. To them you blind stinks. I have also had coyotes come in UP wind of my location on my trail right past the vehicle and not care. Play the wind, hunt smart, dont over think or complicate things.
 
Hard wiring a speaker and leaving it out there. Then having the amp/controller/unit in the blind is the only way I can think of.

Purchase an old unit, open it up, cut out the old speaker, purchase a TOA sc-615 or similar (making sure it has the same ohms as the original speaker in the unit). Leave that speaker out in the field, run the wire to the blind. You could probably even add a headphone jack so you can just connect the jack and to be able to take the amp/caller unit with you to recharge it. Basically something similar to the foxpro snow pro.
 
Find an old JS 412/512 and JS tape. It's how we did remotes 40 years ago, long wire. I believe I still have a camo speaker with a phono jack I'll send you for the shipping.
 
ShortStack said:
Hard wiring a speaker and leaving it out there. Then having the amp/controller/unit in the blind is the only way I can think of.

Purchase an old unit, open it up, cut out the old speaker, purchase a TOA sc-615 or similar (making sure it has the same ohms as the original speaker in the unit). Leave that speaker out in the field, run the wire to the blind. You could probably even add a headphone jack so you can just connect the jack and to be able to take the amp/caller unit with you to recharge it. Basically something similar to the foxpro snow pro.
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Best idea I have seen so far;-)
 
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