FOXPRO question... -

grizzlydown · 01-29-2012, 01:15 PM

Does anyone here own, or ever used the FOXPRO CS24 model E-caller. I cant imagine ever spending that much on a call, but i was out with a guy who had the Prairie Blaster, love the FOXPRO calls, but way too big of a call to lug around though. Looking at the CS24 because it is a lot smaller, just wondering about the quality, and the remote control range, and how it holds up in the cold winter, here in MN, I have seen some calls not hold up very well, thanks.

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lungbuster123 · 01-29-2012, 02:00 PM

I've owned a few different Foxpro's and while they were all good calls the CS-24 was the best. Here in the south I don't call much at long distance, but I did test this call. I had no trouble with the CS-24 and TX-500 at over 200 yards no telling how far you could use it, but this was as far as I tested it. I used it in brush around the 100-150 yard mark that I had no visual on the call what so ever and I had excellent response just like I was 2ft from it. The CS-24 will pump out all the sound you need and if you want it going in two directions you can buy the extra speaker for it also. I needed a call that would produce excellent quality sound no matter how high or low the volume was, that was durable, and that wasn't to out of this world expensive...the CS-24 met my every need and much much more. I can't tell you how abused that thing got 100+ degree temps, throwing it in and out of my back pack getting banged around day after day and I never had the first problem out of it. As far as the cold I can't say because im sure our cold here isn't anything like what ya'll have, but I honestly don't see you having a problem out of it. If you ever did Foxpro has the BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE ever!

Gerhard · 01-29-2012, 08:20 PM

I have been hunting jackal with the Foxpro Spitfire for the last 3 odd years.

The CS -24 sounds like an awesome caller.

lungbuster123 · 01-30-2012, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerhard

I have been hunting jackal with the Foxpro .

Now that sounds like a heck of a hunt!

weekender · 02-09-2012, 07:24 PM

been thinking about one, sure is tempting

01-29-2012, 01:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
grizzlydown 85gr Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 86	FOXPRO question... Does anyone here own, or ever used the FOXPRO CS24 model E-caller. I cant imagine ever spending that much on a call, but i was out with a guy who had the Prairie Blaster, love the FOXPRO calls, but way too big of a call to lug around though. Looking at the CS24 because it is a lot smaller, just wondering about the quality, and the remote control range, and how it holds up in the cold winter, here in MN, I have seen some calls not hold up very well, thanks. 7 Steps to God Bible Study __________________ check out www.7stepstoGod.org for free home bible study Last edited by grizzlydown; 01-29-2012 at 01:18 PM.

01-29-2012, 08:20 PM	#3 (permalink)
Gerhard 145gr Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Johannesburg (South Africa) Posts: 692	I have been hunting jackal with the Foxpro Spitfire for the last 3 odd years. The CS -24 sounds like an awesome caller. __________________ Slick Trick Pro Staff, Broadheadtalk.com Field Staff

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01-29-2012, 02:00 PM	#2 (permalink)
lungbuster123 100gr Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 153	I've owned a few different Foxpro's and while they were all good calls the CS-24 was the best. Here in the south I don't call much at long distance, but I did test this call. I had no trouble with the CS-24 and TX-500 at over 200 yards no telling how far you could use it, but this was as far as I tested it. I used it in brush around the 100-150 yard mark that I had no visual on the call what so ever and I had excellent response just like I was 2ft from it. The CS-24 will pump out all the sound you need and if you want it going in two directions you can buy the extra speaker for it also. I needed a call that would produce excellent quality sound no matter how high or low the volume was, that was durable, and that wasn't to out of this world expensive...the CS-24 met my every need and much much more. I can't tell you how abused that thing got 100+ degree temps, throwing it in and out of my back pack getting banged around day after day and I never had the first problem out of it. As far as the cold I can't say because im sure our cold here isn't anything like what ya'll have, but I honestly don't see you having a problem out of it. If you ever did Foxpro has the BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE ever!

02-09-2012, 07:24 PM	#5 (permalink)
weekender Trial Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 14	been thinking about one, sure is tempting