how far will it call in a coyote
1265011
Well I can't really answer it depends on season and location but one thing is for sure they'll hear it
1265012
This call has an amazing sound. It's better than the Alpha Dogg. I never ever have my volume above 50% because it can get too loud.
1265013
The flat areas I hunt where I could see are from 500 to 700 yards. It's a loud caller.
2008396
My best guess is about 100 feet with good accuracy. The BB will travel pretty far, but believe it loses velocity after about 100 feet.
1725331
A good 200 feet. Depends on the type of ball on what is does after the first hundred feet. Standard balls start fading or hooking due to poor balance. I use this to scare geese on my lake front and do not play paint ball
457769
i don't remember so much if they fly the same. but i do remember i got no penetration on the deer and coyote i shoot with them. both shots were under 30 yards. had to track both animals for hours. i don't use them anymore.
735769
The range for it to pick up motion is much more than 6 feet. I would guess about 20 feet. I base that on one I put in the front yard to chase off hogs. I activated its red blinking light by walking down the road, which I would guess to have been about 20 or more feet from where I had placed the CatScram.Edit: I should add that it is quite effective against the hogs, but is not waterproof. Even though I only used it against hogs sporadically and on clear nights, the hogs changed their behavior to rip up the neighbor's yard instead of mine.
545381
I know at 250 yards, you can see the body of a coyote or deer. I have used mine probably close to 400 yards and will light up eyes of animals, good enough for a shot with a scoped rifle.
1359207
It will illuminate out to 100 yards. I'm not sure about 200 though. And as far as identifying a coyote, I would say that 100 yards would probably be possible, but pushing it for a gen 1 scope. If you end up purchasing one of these, check and see if they have one available in the warehouse deals section of amazon. Some pretty good bargains can be had there from time to time. I snatched up a gen 3 armasight scope for 70% off not too long ago!!
1497885
20-25 feet...I really don't go further than that, but the calls are clear from this range.
1815263
I tried it next to an expensve caller (which didn't get a coyotee either) and I liked it better. I have plenty of coyotees on my property we just didn't have luck. I still think it was well worth the money.
1615022
As long as you are in the same canyon I think you can count on about 3 miles range. This could be reduced by heavy trees or boulders.
811296
several hours, really, I can't say. I have one and my son-in-law has one, both about 1 1/2 years old. Only charged twice each and not because it was low, just thought it needed it after a night of use calling coyotes.
1816019
How big is your bobcat? I think it can handle a full size coyote or wolf. Good luck.
2205410
Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend would have a fear of dogs. Now if the cougar considers dogs yummy, then Rex could be an attractant! Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend... » Read More Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend would have a fear of dogs. Now if the cougar considers dogs yummy, then Rex could be an attractant! « Show Less
1700879
if you shot the coyotes with it they would probably run away. no it is not loud its just a spring loaded bb gun
713214
No. A seperate unit will be needed. Its a good unit to try your hand at predator hunting. It has worked for several coyotes and 1 bobcat in Southern Arizona. I do wish I could add more sounds though. I have a few hand calls that I fill in the blanks with while hunting.
545380
I can spot a coyote at 400 yds. This is a great spot light. It goes to the barn with me every morning at 5:00am. Holds a charge great. I am very glad I found this light.
2011063
Not sure what you mean by that. .. husband uses it for coyote hunting and love's it ! Communicates with the other hunters. If that doesn't answer your question please explain.