I can speak from experience, Lucky Duck games calls suck. I have hunted coyotes for over 30 years and don't abuse my equipment. I couldn't get the batteries to stay in the remote. The call disconnects. The wires for the caller are put in so tight that when its -20 outside they snap. I owned a foxpro for over 10 years and never had an issue or needed to replace anything. The Lucky Duck remote didn't even last one season. I emailed for support and they wanted to charge me for another remote. Never buy one of these $600 pieces of junk.
Lucky Duck Revolt- favorite sounds?
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Terry Lightle
Active member
I have a Lucky Duck Revolt,my son HAS X24 we kill coyotes with both.We switch callers when we we have several dry stands in a row,and rotate callers when we call same area a second time during the year
JB338
New member
Did you bother calling them? Their support is top notch. Had the same issue with my remote and they sent me a new one. Had a motor issue for the rotating motor and they sent me a new one. No questions asked.
SigCross 6.5
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I run both an ICOtec outlaw and a LD super revolt. Both are great calls
rivervalley
Member
Kino M Hit the nail on the head.
I don't think it's a sound problem you have, what I think you have is someone else hunting the same areas that's educated them with LD sounds, I'd almost bet money on it.
This sport has blown up with the success of thermals and we got guys running everywhere that ain't supposed to be there. Having contest every weekend hurts us also.
Just because you own it or sole permission doesn't mean others aren't sliding in there, that's a fact.
I don't think it's a sound problem you have, what I think you have is someone else hunting the same areas that's educated them with LD sounds, I'd almost bet money on it.
This sport has blown up with the success of thermals and we got guys running everywhere that ain't supposed to be there. Having contest every weekend hurts us also.
Just because you own it or sole permission doesn't mean others aren't sliding in there, that's a fact.