Hunter's Specialties JS Attractor with Remote

The Attractor has plenty of features built into a lightweight, compact digital caller. Each handheld caller comes with five pre-programmed 16-bit sounds. The base unit has an 8-ohm, .5-watt speaker that pivots 180 degrees for directional calling. The 30-second sounds can be played in a loop for continuous action. The handheld remote has a range of 50 yards, allowing hunters to set the base unit far enough away to draw attention from themselves. The remote operates on a 12-volt, 23-amp battery and the base unit on four AA batteries, which are all included. The Attractor comes with a holster for the remote and a belt clip for the base unit. The base unit also has a loop for hanging it from a tree or bush. Five different models are available that include two predator versions, turkey, deer, and crow models. Each one uses the famous high-quality Johnny Stewart sounds.

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I tried this caller yesterday. I went hunting alone to a ranch in Sonora, Mexico. I really wanted to see if it worked, but my expectations were low. I didn't expect to hunt the first time I used it. For the few dollars it costs, it works great. You can't really expect more reach than the 50 yards as advertised. And you don't need it. I started calling for abaout an hour, and then a very big bobcat (gato salvaje) came and passed just 5 yards from me, and stayed there for a minute with his full attention caught on the caller. He didn't even looked at me, as his attention was on the caller, and my kid's stuffed bunny I placed on top of the caller. When he was between me and the caller, I shot, succesfully, the bobcat. 1 shot, 1 kill, 1 caller, 1 stuffed bunny, the first time I tried it. I now know that if the bobcat was attracted to it, mountain lions, coyotes and other predators will come too. Recommended item...... I know there are others better, but they cost 2,3, or more times this one.