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along with the know-how to turn a novice into an expert overnight We also offer the best technical support in the industry |
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the ideal wildlife caller, we first had to define the requirements of wildlife
calling. After 16 years of exhaustive research, we determined there were three basic
considerations that must be met in order to build the ideal wildlife caller.
First is the aural (hearing) sensitivity of the individual animals and
their ability to discriminate between the subtle differences (details) of a given
sound. We researched published research in this area and also conducted
our own studies. We found that most animals can aurally differentiate or
discriminate between the smallest details of a sound. The lesson learned
from these studies is quite apparent. If you're not using high quality
sounds (studio grade quality) when calling animals, your chances of success
are diminished. The second consideration was to integrate a state-of-the-art, solid-state digital audio system capable of reproducing each animal sound as accurately as possible. The sound system we use is controlled by software, just like a computer. This software control gives the product reliability and versatility that is unmatched in the wildlife caller industry. The third consideration is volume. Thru our research we have also discovered that most animals, when listening to a sound, perceive the distance between their position and the sound source by the volume of the sound source. Extreme volume creates territorial aggression with most predators when using the sound of the species you are trying to call. Our wildlife caller is the only caller you can buy that is guaranteed to trigger responses (territorial howling) from coyotes 100% of the time at night providing they are in the calling area. Imagine being able to locate predators first and then call them. That's just one of the reasons why more professional wildlife callers choose our systems over our competitor's products. |
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Mighty Atom specifications
All-weather capability. Our systems are used from the Alaskan tundra to the plains of Africa. Electrical specifications: Signal to noise ratio-96 dB Dynamic range-106 dB Sampling rate- Up to 96Khz 24 bit The audio signal chain is completely digital from the digital audio files to the digital amplifier at the end of the processing chain. Audio of this quality is usually only found in professional equipment. We set the sampling freq. and bit depth to match the speaker capability of our systems. Compact design. Just a speaker and transmitter. Weight: 5.3 pounds
The MA series produces ear shattering volume while maintaining crystal
clear sound. It is 3 to 5 times
louder
than any known wildlife caller. WT, the best electronics, the best sounds and the best technical advice for 30 years running. |
Why Wildlife Technologies is the
best in this business 1-The first, and still the only company in this industry to design CD quality, solid state digital wildlife callers. 2-The first, and still the only company in this industry to digitally record their own studio grade wildlife sound library. 3-The best sound recordings in the industry. 4-The best sound reproduction system in the industry 5-The best remote control in the industry. 6-The loudest and best sounding wildlife caller in the industry. 7-The best customer relations in the industry. 8-The best network of wildlife experts in the industry. 9-The best technical support in the industry. 10-The most testimonials on web site in the industry (with many more to follow). |
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| Calling Wildlife
There are three fundamental rules you must follow if you want to consistently call wildlife: 1. The recorded animal vocalizations must be almost identical to the animal's own sound (studio-grade recordings). 2. The system playing the sounds must be capable of electronically reproducing those sounds as perfectly as possible. The system must also be capable of controlling the play functions stop, play, pause, volume and change sounds instantly. 3. The wildlife calling system must be capable of producing extreme volume to create an illusion of presence which will trigger a territorial response from the predator and cause the predator to focus on the sound and not the user. Copyright © 1985-2012 Wildlife Technologies |