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Selling my one year old Foxpro Scorpion compact electronic game call w/TX200 remote. Camo pattern is Mossy oak brush.
Bought this with the intention of doing some predator hunting, but i have no time to get out and use it.
Key Features:
Smallest and lightest wildlife caller in its class. Small enough to fit in your pants pocket! Weighs in at 1.55 pounds, including batteries.
Ultra-smooth case with no protruding knobs, switches, or speaker grills. Standard finish is flat black. Camo patterns are optional.
Comes complete with the most desirable TX-200 transmitter with full graphic display. No need to deal with paper lists as sound names are stored in the transmitter.
The caller "on" and "off" functions are controlled from the transmitter (finally), or by an internal pushbutton switch.
Operates on 8 "AA" NiMH rechargeable batteries, or in a pinch, from alkaline batteries. The transmitter uses the common 9-volt battery.
Pilot / Low Battery LED shows that the unit is on, and when the batteries need recharged or replaced.
Programmed with an incredible variety of 100 sounds! YOU Pick the Calls HERE! Allows you to call many species of predators, game animals, and birds. Holds up to 200 sounds.
You can read more about it here: <broken link removed>
Paid over $350, sell for $300 cash in Portland or Vancouver.
Bought this with the intention of doing some predator hunting, but i have no time to get out and use it.
Key Features:
Smallest and lightest wildlife caller in its class. Small enough to fit in your pants pocket! Weighs in at 1.55 pounds, including batteries.
Ultra-smooth case with no protruding knobs, switches, or speaker grills. Standard finish is flat black. Camo patterns are optional.
Comes complete with the most desirable TX-200 transmitter with full graphic display. No need to deal with paper lists as sound names are stored in the transmitter.
The caller "on" and "off" functions are controlled from the transmitter (finally), or by an internal pushbutton switch.
Operates on 8 "AA" NiMH rechargeable batteries, or in a pinch, from alkaline batteries. The transmitter uses the common 9-volt battery.
Pilot / Low Battery LED shows that the unit is on, and when the batteries need recharged or replaced.
Programmed with an incredible variety of 100 sounds! YOU Pick the Calls HERE! Allows you to call many species of predators, game animals, and birds. Holds up to 200 sounds.
You can read more about it here: <broken link removed>
Paid over $350, sell for $300 cash in Portland or Vancouver.
