Electronic calls,Brand model?

[M77MKII]

I'm looking to buy an electronic caller for coyote.I have no experience with any electronic callers.Is anyone out there very familiar with the brands and models? Looking to help shrink the population in the area I used to see deer.I am looking for replies with actual experience firsthand with electronic callers.

[tollster]

I have an older Jonny Steward, but see more and more folks using foxpro's, they seem a little spendy, I like the primo's alpha dog, it packs up quick and silent, and its well protected during travel, you can upload off the web for a reasonable price, and they hold a lot of calls.
Its a wireless set up too and has a good transmitting distance..

[TerryK]

Fox pro seems to be the most popular and generally the most expensive. They have a demo/refurbished store on their web page. They are made here in PA about 20 miles south of State College.

[wrangler1120]

The only downside to the FoxPro that I found is everyone uses them. I'm sure most people only use the sounds that come on the caller as well.

If you are hunting pressured coyotes, and everyone uses the same rabbit in distress call, it lessens your chances of getting that coyote to come in to that call.

We've used a foxpro for a few years and only had 1 come in (no shot, didnt know he was there). I bought a Primos turbo dogg and got one in the first night I took it out. Coincidence? Could be.

Just my $0.02