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#7 on this list
Coyote Howler
Verminator
A dedicated howler for locating and challenging coyotes during the breeding season.
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#8 on this list
Jack Pack Hand Call Set
FOXPRO
A set of closed-reed distress calls that work in cold hands and never need batteries.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Coyote Howler | Jack Pack Hand Call Set |
|---|---|---|
| Call Type | Coyote Howler | Closed-reed hand calls |
| Material | Durable injection-molded polymer | — |
| Weight | Lightweight | — |
| Sound Range | Howls, Barks, Pup Distress | — |
| Best Use | Locating & Challenging Coyotes | — |
| Seasonality | Breeding Season, Pre-Season Scouting | — |
| Included Calls | — | Cottontail, Jackrabbit, Fawn |
| Power Source | — | User's breath |
| Materials | — | Durable plastics, synthetic reeds |
| Maintenance | — | Low, occasional cleaning |
| Ease of Use | — | Beginner-friendly |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Coyote Howler
- Delivers authentic, deep coyote howls and barks
- Excellent for locating distant or challenging coyotes
- Extremely durable, weather-resistant construction
- Lightweight and compact for easy carry
- Simple design, reliable performance in the field
- Requires practice to master full range of sounds
- Specialized for coyotes, not a multi-species call
- Less versatile than an electronic caller for varied sounds
Jack Pack Hand Call Set
- Extremely reliable in all weather conditions, no batteries needed
- Easy to learn and use, great for beginners
- Compact and lightweight for easy transport
- Durable construction handles rough field use
- Versatile range of distress sounds included
- Lacks the nuanced sound control of open-reed calls
- Limited sound library compared to electronic callers
- Volume can be lower than some larger calls
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