Icotec 300+ Predator Call - Great for Coyote Hunting, Fox Hunting, and All Predator Hunting. 300-yard Remote Range.

This caller is a good one. Price is a fair one as well. It works great for calling in predators. I like that I can use two different calls at the same time. I was using my phone with a Bluetooth speaker before buying my Icotech 300 and I feel this is much better. The remote control works flawlessly. And I was really surprised at how long I was able to keep it on and how long I could use it. I would pause it and give predators time to look for it as they come in and then restart it to keep drawing them in. I was afraid it would die on me prematurely. But it never did. I am starting to really like this caller. As I have stated before, in some of my other reviews, I’m not very tech savvy, so I was concerned that I might struggle with this caller. But that was not the case at all. It is very easy to operate. I really recommend this caller to anyone who needs one.

Great call, Loud and clear, easy to use and Bluetooth makes it great for using custom calls. Be sure to check with your local state hunting laws on the use of electronic calls before use.

This is a good game call for the money, and has a number of good game calls on the unit. It has good and bad points to the unit. Good points: 1. good number of different calls, which are good types 2. volume is good 3. controls of volume, stopping and starting calls is good. you can cut a call short by pressing a button, thus making long or short calls 3. compact size 4. remote control works and is useful 5. east to figure out and get to work 6. on off switch on the speaker unit, so you can turn it off when not in use Bad Points: 1. the amount of effort to install batteries is terrible. 2. to install batteries in the remote control unit, you have to remove the remote from the speaker, which is very difficult, and then once it is disengaged, you must remove the "belt clip" from the remote, and the belt clip is secured by a TINY phillips head screw that is only removeable by a tiny tiny screwdriver of the type for eyeglasses. The belt clip is useless in my opinion and should not have been included in the unit as it only gets in the way of installing the batteries on the remote. 3. installing batteries in the speaker unit is equally difficult, again TINY phillips screws that can only be unscrewed with tiny screwdrivers of the eyeglass kind (not something the avg hunter will be carrying in the field). Not only that, the screws that hold the cover over the batteries, are torqued down like they were securing a load on an 18 wheeler! Very difficult to remove the first time. 4. the designer of the units should have come up with a better way to carry the remote (not a belt clip) and the speaker (the hook handle is not a good design and should have a loop design or similar in my view.) Still it is a good electronic game caller for the money, the calls all sound realistic as heck and the unit is small and cheap to buy.

Great product! Everything arrived in perfect condition. Tested it and works very well. Good quality and fast shipping. Highly recommend!

This was an awesome purchase. We had more fun making sounds than actually catching anything on our camera.🤣

Easy to use, great battery life, I’ve called in packs of dogs with it. I’ve honestly got my biggest coy with it. It doesn’t hold up to a foxpro but it’s worth the price.

Very happy with it.

Worked for a while. Attracted a fox. Removed batteries, stored over the winter. Took out a in spring. Put in fresh batteries, no sound. Re synced remote, no sound. Tried bluetooth, it would play sound. Wasted 2 hours of my life troubleshooting. Manual online does not match. Mine has a shorty antenna, no way to replace. Manual says if you hit a button on remote and red light lights up, that replace batteries. How many batteries can you put in one unit. Who uses 12 Volt proprietary batteries? They cannot make it run on AA or AAA? I even hooked up a 12 volt lithium just to make sure it was not my batteries. Nope no working. Hooked up external speaker, no sound out of that either. Fun while it lasted, but not worth the wasted time troubleshooting. Improve design, use standard batteries vs A25 12 Volt. Will not buy again.

Works like it should. Husband liked it.

Worth it. First time used lured three foxes to within 50 yards. Some of the calls ie coyote not relevant to European use, but there are plenty of others that work. Well made and excellent range from remote to unit. Worked at 100 yards for me.

Have not tried it yet on animals. To busy. But love the sound it makes

very cool item - I like nature photography and mostly use the rabbit and fawn in distress calls to lure in owls and other raptors. After a few minutes of using the call they really come out of the woodwork to see if they can snag a free meal

Unit works good, but remote barely reached 60 yards and is a nightmare to find the right area to point to get it to work. Not ideal when your trying to call stuff in and app says its too old to download on a s23 so Bluetooth isnt an option