The Revolt electronic caller is a remote controlled, high output e-caller with ear piercing volume, motorized decoy, tweeter speaker, and a remote controlled rotational base system that broadcasts sound 360 degrees. The erratic motorized decoy draws coyotes in tight, and stores conveniently in the handle. An additional feature is the four channel remote, which allows each channel to play a different sound when using multiple callers. This feature allows predator callers to use one remote to control multiple callers and broaden the sounds path. The Revolt has 100 preloaded sounds, including predator, crow and snow goose sounds. These live animal sounds have been compiled by The Verminator, Rick Paillet, and have been used to win the World Coyote Calling Contest. Caller will hold 2,000 sounds. Runs on 10 AA batteries and the remote runs on 3 AA's (batteries not included).
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Not for ducks. Federal rules ban electronic calls for migratory waterfowl, with an exception for snow geese during the light goose conservation order in states that allow it. The Revolt is a predator caller, though its library includes snow goose sounds. Check your state's rules for each species you call.
Prey distress, like a dying rabbit, works on hungry coyotes, while howls and pup distress play on territory and curiosity. The Revolt's 100 Rick Paillet recordings include both predator and prey sounds, and the four-channel remote lets you switch between them as the night goes on.
Most hunters sit 15 to 30 minutes per stand, longer in thick cover or cold weather when coyotes take their time. Start soft in case one is close, then build volume. The Revolt's motorized decoy keeps moving between sound sequences, so an approaching coyote has something to watch.