X24 Electronic Caller

Predator hunters setting up across wide-open sage flats or expansive timber cuts need volume and tonal separation that compact callers simply cannot muster. Built for serious coyote and predator operations, this platform prioritizes acoustic horsepower and field durability over ultralight portability. The chassis is molded from impact-resistant composite, supported by a welded carry handle that doubles as a sturdy base in deep snow or uneven terrain.

Audio performance centers on a dual-speaker setup: an aggressive front horn speaker tuned to push high-pitch distress cries through stiff prairie crosswinds, accompanied by a rear cone speaker that provides realistic depth for low-frequency barks and howls. Managed via the TX1000 full-color remote, the unit allows hunters to manipulate audio channels independently or pan sound across the stand to mimic live quarry. Signal range remains reliable through brush, and the tactile remote buttons are easily manipulated while wearing winter gloves.

The penalty for this capability is physical mass. Between the reinforced housing and the heavy-duty rechargeable lithium battery pack, the unit demands significant space in a pack, making it less appealing for run-and-gun hunters hiking miles between stands. Against cheaper, single-speaker options, it carries a noticeable premium in both weight and cost, but it pays dividends for hunters who demand clarity at extreme distances in punishing conditions.