Thoughts on FoxPro Spitfire???
Started by Evan, Nov 23 2012 04:50 PM
13 replies to this topic
#3
firstcoueswas80
Posted November 23 2012 - 05:06 PM
Used one today with Cody, worked for a bobcat
"don't get hung up on scores. get hung up on hunting." Lark
#8
Antmo23
Posted November 25 2012 - 04:26 PM
Yeah, that'll work. I use my 300 with 110 v-max. One word, CARNAGE, lol. I have really been fighting the urge to buy a varmint rifle but I'll prolly end up with one eventually. Probably a 22-250 or a 223. Where you located, maybe we can go yoter killing sometime soon. I need to get outside and shoot something, lol.
#11
paul navarre
Posted December 13 2012 - 06:27 PM
what does it take to bow hunt predators in Mexico, like coyotes. A license or just permission from the landowner? I will be coues deer hunting on private property towards the end of January.
#12
Paladin529
Posted December 21 2012 - 10:02 AM
Got a spitfire last year. Called in several coyotes with it but like someone already said its limited on volume. I would suggest using the SP55 speaker off the foxpro site for extra volume. Get a mojo critter and you're set.
#13
CWpredator
Posted December 21 2012 - 10:37 AM
I've got the prairie blaster and I love it. You definitely can't go wrong with any of the FoxPro callers. Some of the bigger ones you will get more volume out of but regardless they are all fine products.
#14
JLW
Posted December 24 2012 - 08:43 AM
for 129$ that's a good deal.
original price is a rip.
when it's cold I had trouble with the volume and with the sound selection from about 50yds and about 25 deg.
works ok when not so cold.
for and entry level caller it does fine but if your really into callin save up and buy a better caller.
James
original price is a rip.
when it's cold I had trouble with the volume and with the sound selection from about 50yds and about 25 deg.
works ok when not so cold.
for and entry level caller it does fine but if your really into callin save up and buy a better caller.
James
"If you could kick the person in the pants responsible for most of your trouble, you wouldn't sit for a month."
Theodore Roosevelt
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