Why our callers and audio?

Using marine grade speakers and high quality amplifiers our callers produce exceptional and unmatched clarity, realism, and sound coverage. We have the best sounding callers and audio on the market, hands down. We started hunting over similar setups to the callers we produce now in 2014 phasing out our power horn speakers. The results quickly spoke for themselves. We noticed right off the bat that when birds got over the top of the speakers they rarely slid, split or flared. In most instances they will try to finish right on top of the callers. After more testing we came up with the term "sound wall" for power horns. While they can produce a deafening amount of volume, due to the design of a horn speaker this sound is concentrated into a small area forcing highly unrealistic amounts of volume to hit birds at the wrong times. Typically right before they are in optimal gunning range. Power horns do not sound realistic, period. You wouldn't hunt darks or ducks with a screaming loud, unrealistic mega phone, so why were we all hunting snows this way?

Our callers provide a wider overall sound coverage creating less dead zones in the decoys. We quickly realized that the age-old adage of needing a screaming loud ecaller went right out the window and that we could run far less volume, often times at the same level as live snow geese resulting in harvesting far more birds. The days of running one or two callers with 50'-100' of speaker wire per speaker were over with. We began to experiment, going against the norm of what most snow goose hunters recommended or were doing. This involved running callers from one end of the spread to the other, progressively making them louder, until reaching where we wanted them to finish. Birds that would normally bug out after a few spins worked longer and more birds came down to finish than ever before. This was especially effective when targeting migrators. When chasing feeds we ran the typical one to four callers and still noticed the same results. We came to the realization that you can't have too many callers in a spread but rather too much volume. Ultimately, we still typically hunt today over one to four callers depending on what we are doing and enjoy far better results day in and day out than when we hunted over power horn setups.

Customers across the country can and will vouch that hunting just over our audio alone has revolutionized the way their geese work and finish due to the realism of the tracks. Pairing our audio with either of our caller models will deliver the cleanest and most realistic snow goose audio on the market. If you are serious about finishing snow geese as close as possible, it's time to retire those power horns and see how upgrading your audio will change the game.