electronic game call reviews

Okay, so today, I wanna talk about something that’s been bugging me for a while – electronic game calls. You know, those things hunters use to attract animals? Yeah, those. I got into this whole mess because I wanted to up my hunting game, thought it would be a good idea, right?

First off, I did what everyone does – I went online and started looking around for a decent game call. Man, there are a ton of them out there! Different brands, different sounds, different prices… It was kinda overwhelming. I ended up picking a few that looked promising, based on, well, not much really. Just some random reviews and the pictures looked cool, I guess.

Then came the waiting game. You know how it is when you order something online. You’re all excited, checking the tracking number every five minutes. Finally, they arrived. I got three different ones, just to see which one worked best.

Next step, I had to figure out how these things actually worked. I mean, they come with instructions, but who reads those, right? I messed around with the buttons, tried different sounds, almost scared the cat out of the house. Eventually, I got the hang of it. Sort of.

Testing in the Wild

So, the real test – taking them out into the field. I went out to my usual hunting spot, set up my gear, and started trying out the calls. First one, nothing. Just me, the trees, and some very unimpressed birds. Tried another one, same result. I started to feel like a fool, sitting there making weird animal noises to no one.

But then, I used the third one. And guess what? It actually worked! I couldn’t believe it. After a few tries, I managed to attract a deer. It wasn’t easy, and it took a lot of patience, but it happened. I was stoked!

Real-World Results

• First call: Total dud. Didn’t attract anything, not even flies.
• Second call: Slightly better, maybe got a squirrel’s attention for like, two seconds.
• Third call: The winner. Took some time, but it worked. I felt like a pro, even though I was just sitting there pressing buttons.

So, what did I learn from all this? Well, electronic game calls can work, but it’s not as easy as it looks. You gotta find the right one, learn how to use it, and then, it’s all about patience. And maybe a bit of luck. Would I recommend them? I don’t know, maybe. It’s a bit of a gamble, but when it works, it’s pretty cool. Just don’t expect to become a master hunter overnight. And don’t scare your cat.