New Ucaller

kerryman12

Anyone using the new Ucaller with the remote? And if so is it any good?

patsat

There is a few threads already on this, top class caller.

lee70

kerryman12 wrote: »

Anyone using the new Ucaller with the remote? And if so is it any good?

i got one yesterday and tried it out in the garden it works good can't wait to try it in the field i'll let you know paid 100 yoyos

kerryman12

Please do, how many sounds come with it and what are they? Where did u get it for that price , pm if u want

kerryman12

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went ahead to-day and purchased. I was getting some ammo as well for the .22lr. the guys in cork's angling and outdoor center look after me on the price as well in fairness.

Anyway when I got back to the office I wanted to try it out. Placed in on the roof of the car and went back about 50 ft and let go with the magpie call. After about 4 minutes and a few stops and start I had four magpies within 10 ft of the car. Had to abandon the test after another while more crows turned up and guys were coming out of the offices all around to check out what was happening - starting to look like the Hitchcock movie the birds!!

Seriously impressed. Need to check out the fox calls next.

Happy days

Tackleberrywho

kerryman12 wrote: »

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went ahead to-day and purchased. I was getting some ammo as well for the .22lr. the guys in cork's angling and outdoor center look after me on the price as well in fairness.

Seriously impressed. Need to check out the fox calls next.

Happy days

I had a full conversation with a crow using a hurbertus Crow caller.
Animals are gas, I have a reed type caller for a does bark. I never tried it.

I'll try it in October during the Rut

lee70

kerryman12 wrote: »

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went ahead to-day and purchased. I was getting some ammo as well for the .22lr. the guys in cork's angling and outdoor center look after me on the price as well in fairness.

Anyway when I got back to the office I wanted to try it out. Placed in on the roof of the car and went back about 50 ft and let go with the magpie call. After about 4 minutes and a few stops and start I had four magpies within 10 ft of the car. Had to abandon the test after another while more crows turned up and guys were coming out of the offices all around to check out what was happening - starting to look like the Hitchcock movie the birds!!

Seriously impressed. Need to check out the fox calls next.

Happy days

i tried my one in the kitchen the other day and it was the same i had crows and mags on the back wall 10-15 ft away going out to night let you know if it will call in mr fox

Half-cocked

I filled my back garden with jackdaws, magpies and rooks in 5 minutes with the U-caller. I've lured a few grey crows into range out in the field too.

TheCZkid

what priceare they? ivseen them round the 100 mark

Thomasofmel

kerryman12 wrote: »

Anyone using the new Ucaller with the remote? And if so is it any good?

Is there a model name for this? Or is it just ucaller with a remote? There seem to be few ucallers out there?

lee70

Thomasofmel wrote: »

Is there a model name for this? Or is it just ucaller with a remote? There seem to be few ucallers out there?

thats exactly what there called the remote ucaller this is the web site on the boxwww.lractive.com]

kerryman12

thats the one alright, had it out on the weekend for a few minutes with the magpie chatter caller. Ina approx 10 minutes I had 5 magpies and I guess 12 - 15 crows within 50 yrds of the call.

Just need a night to test it on charlie

lee70

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kerryman12 wrote: »

thats the one alright, had it out on the weekend for a few minutes with the magpie chatter caller. Ina approx 10 minutes I had 5 magpies and I guess 12 - 15 crows within 50 yrds of the call.

Just need a night to test it on charlie

I tried my one out in the field sunday eve had it out at about 50-60 yds but found that you need to be in direct view of it for the remote to work effectively but i think it's still a great little bit of kit. I take mine out all the time whether it's with my 22 mag or my shotty i always get something with it.

jap gt

i was in galway today so i decided to call to duffys to pick up one of these, not alone did he never hear of them he said there was no such thing as an electronic caller:rolleyes:, how that man sells anything is beyond me, very very ignorant :mad:, going to order it from sportsden now

Thomasofmel

I ordered one last week from here for £85 - including postage to Ireland

http://www.whistlingwings.co.uk/acatalog/Predator__Vermin_calls.html

lee70

jap gt wrote: »

i was in galway today so i decided to call to duffys to pick up one of these, not alone did he never hear of them he said there was no such thing as an electronic caller:rolleyes:, how that man sells anything is beyond me, very very ignorant :mad:, going to order it from sportsden now

try this site as wellhttp://www.lractive.com/

ayapatrick

lee70 wrote: »

try this site as wellhttp://www.lractive.com/

Dont order from here - well its up to yourslef if ya do, but its 20 euro cheaper with sportsden @ €99.99
Ordered one this evening.

ROSSKI

Has anyone had any success with the fox calls on it ? Or is it just more suitable to Magpies and crows?

mac80

I got a digital caller from my local shop, it worked on crows the odd time but usually they just flew on and ignored it.
I said this to the shop owner who insisted it works only in the spring/summer months when they are territorial.
Is there any truth to this or do any of you find the the U caller work all year round?
Have any of you found that the crows get wise to it?

Mac

Thomasofmel

Went out to one of my permissions last weekend - hiding in the hedge and the new ucaller 20 meters away calling crows. They were quite far away, but within 10-15 minutes I had 6 circling above the caller - dropped two .

I tried the magpie call as well - funny enough it seemed that the smaller birds (not magpie) started to imitate the magpie call, and again after 10 minutes a magpie came close, flew over - probably saw me and disappeared.

I changed my location few times and the crow call seemed to attract crows in no time.

lee70

Thomasofmel wrote: »

Went out to one of my permissions last weekend - hiding in the hedge and the new ucaller 20 meters away calling crows. They were quite far away, but within 10-15 minutes I had 6 circling above the caller - dropped two .

I tried the magpie call as well - funny enough it seemed that the smaller birds (not magpie) started to imitate the magpie call, and again after 10 minutes a magpie came close, flew over - probably saw me and disappeared.

I changed my location few times and the crow call seemed to attract crows in no time.

I slso took my ucaller out in the field it was last monday eve around 6ish i stuck my knife into a tree and sloted the caller on it then set my self up around 20-30yds away and used the rabbit call with in 20min had 2 foxes but didn't get a shot at them great little bit of kit.

kay 9

Is it legal to use the callers on crows and maggers? I have a lockvogel and it works a treat with magpies, but always thought I couldn;t use it for shooting them