Nordik Fox Call Set | 3-piece Call Instrument Set for Successful Fox Hunting

Combination of Mini Predator, Crying Bird and Fox Heat Versatile sound imitation, robust design and temperature-independent function The Nordik Fuchslocker set offers a technically coordinated solution for calling foxes, combining three complementary calling instruments to specifically trigger natural instincts and maximize calling effect in different hunting scenarios. The set includes the Mini Predator, which precisely reproduces a wide range of hare, rabbit and mouse sounds, the Crying Bird with realistic bird distress calls, and the Fox Heat, which authentically imitates the red fox call during the rut – a combination of sound profiles that effectively makes foxes curious and leads them controlled into shooting range. Each calling instrument is designed for robust handling and temperature independence, ensuring consistent performance across changing weather conditions and offering practical operational flexibility. The intuitive control logic allows quick, situation-appropriate tone modulation without complex preparation, enabling users to switch variably between acute stimulus signals and subtler calling tones. Through this combination of sound versatility, structural reliability and ergonomic operation, the Nordik Fuchslocker set supports both experienced and ambitious hunters in the strategic planning and execution of calling sequences in the hunting ground. The precise imitation of natural sounds and the robust construction create a reliable basis for reproducible calling effects and significantly increase efficiency in practice, making this set a valuable part of hunting equipment.Mini Predator - can imitate various sounds such as hare and rabbit distress calls as well as the characteristic whistling of mice and volesCrying Bird - imitates the distress calls of birds. From small songbirds to woodpeckers, a wide range of bird calls is covered that make foxes curiousFox Heat - specially designed to imitate the call of the red fox during the mating season