New Nite Stalker Caller

[dougk]

While at Cabelas the other day I had a chance to compare the Western Rivers Nite Stalker to the FoxPro FX5.   After looking at both I ended up with the Nite Stalker.  It was cheaper and I felt a much better value. 

I am thinking about doing a review.  Is there any interest in a review?

Doug

[dougk]

I had a request for pictures.  Here they are:

[Glanceblamm]

I am thinking about doing a review.  Is there any interest in a review?

Doug

By all means as this is what we are all about here.

[mangulator]

Let us know real soonhow it works. I have been thinking of buying one....

[buckshooter]

Hey Dougk, it looks like a nice call.

buckshooter

[dougk]

The caller and remote are both easy to use and I have not had any problems.  I have been using my sounds and have used any of the provided sounds.  I have found some interesting features (read good) that I will out in the review.

If your interested in this caller let me know if you have any questions.  I know Cabelas has them in the stores.

The things that first impressed me about the caller was the display on both the caller and remote, the lifetime warranty, and the price.

[yotehunterKS]

I recently picked one of these up as well.. I love it..   Not to say any caller wouldn't have done this, but the first time I tried it- literally 30 seconds later there was a coyote dashing through the field and I nailed him.  The last two setups didn't work out, but that's why it's called HUNTING!  When cranked up, it is very loud, probably louder than mouth calling which can be good on windy days and reaching long distances, also good for the howling clips.  The real bonus with this caller is the remote.   Finally, a remote that reaches very far distances and has a screen to show you exactly what clip you're selecting and at what volume it's at.   I recommend and good luck to anyone, shoot'm all.