ICOtec makes programmable electronic game calls, attachable decoys and the power gear to run them. Our ICOtec predator calls page covers the callers we carry and the add-ons that make a stand work better.
We stock four programmable callers: the Night Stalker+, Outlaw+, Nomad+ and Hellion+. Because they're programmable, you can load the sounds you actually use for coyotes, foxes or bobcats in your area instead of being stuck with a fixed library. Compare the product pages for speaker, remote and sound capacity to find the one that fits how far you set the caller from your stand.
A coyote that hears a distress call wants to see something. The AD400 and AD450 Attachable Predator Decoys add motion right at the sound, which holds an animal's eyes on the caller and off you. For power, the ICOtec C4 Power House rechargeable lithium battery pack and the TNT rechargeable AA battery kit save you from buying disposables every trip, which matters on long cold nights when batteries fade early. The Remote/Phone Holder for Tripods keeps the remote or your phone within reach while you're set up on shooting sticks.
If you're comparing brands, we also carry FOXPRO callers. ICOtec gear carries the manufacturer's warranty, and we help you reach ICOtec if you ever need a repair.
There's no single winner; ICOtec and FOXPRO both build electronic callers that bring in predators. ICOtec stands out for programmable models like the Night Stalker+ and Outlaw+, so you can load the sounds you trust, and for attachable decoys like the AD400 that add motion at the speaker.
Most often it's power. Swap in fresh or fully charged batteries in both the remote and the caller, since cold drains them fast. Then check that the caller is switched on, that you're within range with a clear line of sight, and that the remote is paired to that caller. If it still won't respond, it may need a warranty repair.
If you bought your ICOtec caller from us, start by calling us at (309) 781-8421. Repairs go through ICOtec's manufacturer warranty, and we'll help you reach them, explain what they'll need from you, and keep the process moving so you're back on stand quickly.
Put the caller out in front of you, upwind if you can, where an approaching coyote has to cross open ground you can see. Coyotes like to circle downwind, so cover that side. An attachable decoy like the AD400 or AD450 on the caller gives the animal something to look at besides you, and the remote lets you change sounds without moving.
They do, especially distress sounds that suggest an easy meal, and coyote vocals during breeding and denning season. Results come from setup and patience as much as the call itself. A programmable ICOtec caller lets you load the sounds that work in your area, and rechargeable power like the C4 Power House keeps it playing through a cold night.