Next Level Electronic Call from Lucky Duck

Lucky Duck Premium Decoys introduces the new Revolt electronic game call. Years in the making, the Revolt is one of the new additions to Lucky Duck’s ground-breaking electronic game call lineup.

Next Level Electronic Call from Lucky Duck

This remote controlled, high-output e-caller features ear piercing volume, one-of-a-kind sound library, motorized decoy, additional tweeter speaker, and remote controlled rotational base system that lets you broadcast sound 360 degrees.

The remote system operates at distances well past 100 yards, does not require line-of-sight and controls all the features of the call. From the remote you can:

  • Operate the 3-speed decoy
  • Revolve the unit in any direction (360 degrees)
  • Navigate through sound folders
  • Control the volume

There is also a dimming setting for night hunting, as well as a stand timer. Another unique feature of the Revolt is that the hunter has the ability to control an infinite number of callers from 1 remote, which is ideal for large spreads of snow goose decoys.

Featuring a high-output speaker, and amp, that offer 60 watts of power and clarity provides the ability to broadcast sound at extreme distances. The additional tweeter speaker allows for better transmission of higher frequency sounds.

Next Level Electronic Call from Lucky Duck

The Revolt comes pre-loaded with 100 sounds. These sounds have been compiled by The Verminator, Rick Paillet, and were used to win the World Coyote Calling Contest in 2014 and 2015. The sound library is comprised of prey distresses, coyote vocals, coyote fights, coyote distresses, and coyote breeding sounds. Crow and snow goose sounds also come standard on the unit. The Revolt will hold up to 2,000 sounds and will play .mp3, .wav and .LD (proprietary) sounds. Sound management is extremely easy as all the sounds are stored on the included SD card which can be removed and modified from a computer. Remote and call automatically sync up once the SD card is re-inserted, and the unit is turned on.

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