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Primos Hunting 3756 Alpha Dogg Electronic Predator Call

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  • The Primos Alpha Dogg Electronic Call is made of rugged plastic and is easily portable
  • Rotating directional speaker system for dynamic, realistic sounds
  • Speakers all for 180-degree calling coverage or crisp, concentrated high volume sound in one direction
  • Ergonomic remote with full-color display and easy control layout
  • 64 digitally mastered sounds with ability to add and remove sounds
  • 80 degree cone speakers
  • Stores up to a 1000 sounds from professional sound library on 2GB of internal memory
  • Auxiliary jack for operating motion decoys
  • Audio-out and audio-in ports


Product description

3756 Features: -Call. -Made in USA. Item: -Game Calls. Generic Dimensions: -7.25" H x 6.13" W x 10.5" D. Dimensions: Overall Height - Top to Bottom: -7.25 Inches. Overall Width - Side to Side: -6.13 Inches. Overall Depth - Front to Back: -10.5 Inches. Overall Product Weight: -5.2 Pounds.

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The Primos Alpha Dogg electronic predator call leads the pack right to you with rotating directional speakers for 180-degree coverage or crisp concentrated directional calling. The ergonomic remote has a full color display, and simple to use layout. This call is equipped with 64 distinct calls-_and you can add and remove your own calls as well.

Take the guesswork out of predator calling. The Alpha Dogg doesn't give you just individual sounds to choose from, it has 6 complete expert hunt sequences and 75 different sounds. These are proven hunt sets that get dogs in. The caller is powered by dual 25 watt, distortion-free speakers, allowing for crisp, clear, and loud calls. The easy-to-use remote can be operated quickly with one hand and has a range of 200 yards. Remote sound list is displayed on easy to read 2.5-inch high-resolution TFT screen and sounds are organized by species such as coyote, fox, bobcat, deer, elk, etc.

Features:

  • Rotating directional speaker system for dynamic, realistic sounds
  • Speakers all for 180-degree calling coverage or crisp, concentrated high volume sound in one direction
  • Ergonomic remote with full-color display and easy control layout
  • 64 digitally mastered sounds with ability to add and remove sounds
  • 180 degree cone speakers
  • Stores up to a 1000 sounds from professional sound library on 2GB of internal memory
  • Auxiliary jack for operating motion decoys
  • Audio out and Audio in ports
  • USB cable port
  • Rugged speaker case with elevated legs
  • Tripod mounting threads
  • Realtree MAX-1 Camouflage
  • Universal tripod mounting threads
  • 2.5-inch color LCD on remote
  • Operates on 8 AA batteries (not included) for the base unit and 3 AA batteries (not included) for the remote


Archie muir
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 13, 2020
I only use it for calling crows there is not enough crow calls on it
Chris griffin
Reviewed in Canada on December 28, 2019
Thought I would try this out but foxpro is the way to go. This doesn’t work very good in cold weather nor does the remote work very well with the call 50 yards from you if there is a hill or trees between you and the call. I have a lanyard for the remote and during a couple hunts the buttons were pushed by mistake from my jacket and totally ruined my hunt. Would definitely consider a different product.
Sakaarson
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2019
After much use I have run into a few issues but first I’d like to say I love that the side speakers can be moved and angled to suit each stand. I would also like to say the expert hunt sequences are well done. So the first few issues are nothing other calls haven’t failed at that being said the remote holster location interferes with caring the speakers unless you carry them backwards and even if you could tie the box to your pack the remote would not stay put. Second is that there is no good way to secure the call box to your pack if you can’t or don’t want to put it inside. Third if you leave the Hunt/list your currently playing to adjust settings and then try to go back to the hunt/list the market that shows where your at in the hunt/list if gone. Forth and more importantly you have to have good line of sight to the call or the remote looses signal that the call your on will stop or just loop play that sound. This happened to me while in a flat meadow with tall dry grass less than 100 yards from call. Last is that to get more calls you have to pay nearly $2 per call... that’s outrageous and because it plays a proprietary file type you can’t record your own calls or sounds to play.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on April 16, 2017
I am very happy with the quality of the alpha dog. It is very loud and has a good range with remote control. It has lots of different tracks to play. It worked the first time I ever played it and I was blown away. I would recommend and buy this product again
William Cutler
Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2016
Great, right out of the box. The only issues I have are some clipping on a few of the pre-programmed recordings and a potential week point where the wires for the battery pack come through the case onto the battery compartment. Very loud, easy to use. Are there cheaper callers out there? Yes. Are there better? Not in my opinion.
Kyle Thomas
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2015
So far, so good. I read a lot of reviews before deciding on this call. This call is loud and has great volume. I use it primarily for predator hunting and it has a pretty good variety of calls. The remote distance is good as well. I have probably used this call on six separate occasions so far, for 1-2 hours each session and am still on my first set of batteries. I like how compact it becomes when transporting the call. I like the programmed hunts, but have had better success just calling on my own. The price was also a lot better than some of the FoxPro calls. Overall I am satisfied with my purchase. Also, just a note, I saw some reviews about static in their call... I broke the speakers in before cranking up the volume. The speakers go to 100 and typically 40-45 is substantial for my hunts. I played the speakers at 10-25 for a couple hours before reaching 40 and have not had any problems with the speakers. If I do get static in the speaks, they look relatively easy to change out and buy some new speakers.
Derrick Dennert
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2014
I absolutely love this call. When shopping for an ecaller I had a few expectations. Price, ease of function and weight. Price wise I think it's very well priced for what you get. Compared to other brands that are comparable, this one takes the cake. Ease of function is what truly sold me. The remote is great. Very easy to navigate the options. Backlight is good and easy to see. Remote size is comfortable and easy to reach all the buttons with just my thumb ( I have larger hands). Sound quality is very good in my opinion and very loud. As others have stated certain sounds get a bit distorted at max volume. The EXPERT hunts by Randy Anderson is another big reason why I got this caller. I absolutely love this option. You can create your own call sequences but I mostly use the EXPERT hunts. Size of the unit is compact when folded up and easy to carry around. The two side speakers swivel for direction and the sound goes through the different speakers in a panning effect. Some reviewers said the speakers give out but like with any speaker you need to break them in. Don't just put the volume at 100 the first time you take it out. What I did was start it at 50 with a pillow over the speakers at home and slowly raised the volume. This thing is damn loud. Since doing the break in period I've never had a problem. My only gripe with this unit is the folding legs. They seem a little wobbly and the unit could fall over if not properly stood up but maybe you could tighten them. Overall I am very satisfied with this caller and would recommend it to anyone or replace if need be.
matthew
Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2014
takes 11 AA batteries is the only negative side, woulda been nice if it had a rechargeable pack in it, but its pretty good on battery life so far1st time i tried it i tried crow hunting and we had them swarming in from everywhere! it was intense works great with coyotes too will be getting the decoy to connect to the decoy port thought, get it when its on sale you wont regret it
ECI-Tampa
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2013
I tried to crank this up in my living room and almost could not stand the level of noise when turned up close to max. It was very loud and clear. I was shocked at the clarity at the higher volumes. The unit folds up into a compact unit and the remote stores on the back with a secure connector. The side speakers fold back and the sides/legs fold up over the side speakers. The side speakers can be angled to direct the sound in one or multiple directions. The remote worked fine from about 20 yards. I was able to figure out the menu system without reading the instructions. I also added audio fines on from my PC by simply dragging and dropping to the Primos folder when it was connected to my PC. The Pro Hunts are great and take the thought out of what to do or how to combine calls at the right intervals to get the best results. I'd like to see more Pro Hunts available for more species. Overall I would highly recommend this system.
Josh
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2013
I bought this call to upgrade from a flextone echo which is a good call, this one just has more features. I got the call, threw some batteries in it and went out for one stand before it got dark. I didn't see any coyotes but the call sounded great and the expert hunts seem like they should work great. The next day I decided to go out and give it another try in a different spot. I started off with the cottontail in distress hunt but didn't have any luck so I switched to the mating hunt. About 5 minutes in I had a big male coyote coming in straight down wind of me. He got about 40 yards from me and I did my part. I have been coyote hunting for several years and have only called in two coyotes on at least 100 stands, not what you would call great success. In two stands I called in a coyote. I'll be hunting more this weekend to see if I got lucky or if the call really helped.As far as volume goes(because I know you hunters want to know) don't turn it up all the way in the house, you'll be sorry. Out hunting I could hear it echoing on coyote vocals. When locating some coyotes I had them going crazy at least a mile away. It's loud and crystal clear even on full volume. The remote seems to work good, but I've only had it out 40 yards or so.Update: 6 years later and it's still working but I don't get to hunt as much as I used to.