Western Rivers Eichler Dual Speaker Electronic Predator Call with Remote Control - Multiple Sounds, Black PlasticWestern Rivers$299.99
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Primos
The Primos Dog Catcher 2 electronic predator call is a compact, battery-powered system purpose-built for hunters after coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and other predators. Unlike passive distress calls, this electronic game call lets you control when and what sounds play from a remote location up to 100 yards away—a real advantage when you're positioned for a shot and a predator's ears are locked on the speaker, not your position. It's designed to be straightforward to use, so whether you're a seasoned predator hunter or new to calling, you'll get effective soundmaking without a steep learning curve.
At its core, the Dog Catcher 2 runs on four AA batteries (in the unit) plus one AAA for the remote—not included—and offers 12 pre-recorded sounds developed by well-known caller Randy Anderson. The sound library spans multiple prey distress calls (cottontail, jackrabbit, baby fawn, and rodent), predator vocalizations (coyote jack set, coyote serenade, adult and pup distress), plus woodpecker distress. A standout feature is simultaneous dual-sound playback: you can layer two calls at once to create more realistic, dynamic sequences that hold a predator's attention longer. The adjustable legs angle the speaker to project sound upward and outward, helping coverage reach where bedded or distant predators are hunting. The green housing blends into typical hunting terrain, and the lightweight, compact design means it won't burden your pack on long stalks or multi-day hunts.
The integrated remote gives you the freedom to place the call in an attractive spot—maybe near cover or in a natural draw—and work it from concealment without spooking incoming animals by moving around the speaker. For DIY predator hunters, varmint control, or anyone looking to add electronic calling to their toolbox at a fair price point, the Dog Catcher 2 delivers proven functionality in a no-nonsense package.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | 3851 |
| Type | Electronic Predator Call |
| Color | Green |
| Remote Range | 100 yards |
| Sound Channels | Dual simultaneous playback |
| Sound Library | 12 Randy Anderson sounds |
| Power Source | 4 AA batteries (unit); 1 AAA battery (remote) |
| Batteries Included | No |
The Dog Catcher 2 ships with 12 sounds: Coyote Jack Set, Coyote Serenade, Adult Coyote Distress, Coyote Pup Distress, Cottontail Distress, Baby Cottontail Distress, Jackrabbit Distress, Baby Jackrabbit Distress, Baby Fawn Distress, Rodent Distress, Woodpecker Distress, and Coyote Cottontail Set. This variety lets you target coyotes, foxes, and bobcats with both predator and prey sounds.
The integrated remote operates up to 100 yards from the speaker, allowing you to set up the call in an attractive location and work it from a concealed shooting position without moving around and risking detection.
Yes. The Dog Catcher 2 can play two sounds simultaneously, letting you layer calls—for example, combining a predator vocalization with a prey distress—for a more convincing and lifelike sequence.
The unit requires four AA batteries, and the remote requires one AAA battery. Batteries are not included with the product.
Primos
The Primos Dog Catcher 2 electronic predator call is a compact, battery-powered system purpose-built for hunters after coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and other predators. Unlike passive distress calls, this electronic game call lets you control when and what sounds play from a remote location up to 100 yards away—a real advantage when you're positioned for a shot and a predator's ears are locked on the speaker, not your position. It's designed to be straightforward to use, so whether you're a seasoned predator hunter or new to calling, you'll get effective soundmaking without a steep learning curve.
At its core, the Dog Catcher 2 runs on four AA batteries (in the unit) plus one AAA for the remote—not included—and offers 12 pre-recorded sounds developed by well-known caller Randy Anderson. The sound library spans multiple prey distress calls (cottontail, jackrabbit, baby fawn, and rodent), predator vocalizations (coyote jack set, coyote serenade, adult and pup distress), plus woodpecker distress. A standout feature is simultaneous dual-sound playback: you can layer two calls at once to create more realistic, dynamic sequences that hold a predator's attention longer. The adjustable legs angle the speaker to project sound upward and outward, helping coverage reach where bedded or distant predators are hunting. The green housing blends into typical hunting terrain, and the lightweight, compact design means it won't burden your pack on long stalks or multi-day hunts.
The integrated remote gives you the freedom to place the call in an attractive spot—maybe near cover or in a natural draw—and work it from concealment without spooking incoming animals by moving around the speaker. For DIY predator hunters, varmint control, or anyone looking to add electronic calling to their toolbox at a fair price point, the Dog Catcher 2 delivers proven functionality in a no-nonsense package.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | 3851 |
| Type | Electronic Predator Call |
| Color | Green |
| Remote Range | 100 yards |
| Sound Channels | Dual simultaneous playback |
| Sound Library | 12 Randy Anderson sounds |
| Power Source | 4 AA batteries (unit); 1 AAA battery (remote) |
| Batteries Included | No |
The Dog Catcher 2 ships with 12 sounds: Coyote Jack Set, Coyote Serenade, Adult Coyote Distress, Coyote Pup Distress, Cottontail Distress, Baby Cottontail Distress, Jackrabbit Distress, Baby Jackrabbit Distress, Baby Fawn Distress, Rodent Distress, Woodpecker Distress, and Coyote Cottontail Set. This variety lets you target coyotes, foxes, and bobcats with both predator and prey sounds.
The integrated remote operates up to 100 yards from the speaker, allowing you to set up the call in an attractive location and work it from a concealed shooting position without moving around and risking detection.
Yes. The Dog Catcher 2 can play two sounds simultaneously, letting you layer calls—for example, combining a predator vocalization with a prey distress—for a more convincing and lifelike sequence.
The unit requires four AA batteries, and the remote requires one AAA battery. Batteries are not included with the product.
