Western Rivers
Western Rivers Mantis 75R Caller 75 calls 105dB 100yd remote
Compact electronic game caller holds 75 preloaded animal sounds, reaches 105 dB output, and includes a remote effective to 100 yards (300 ft)
- Weight0.75
- 75 preloaded calls cover elk, wolf, deer, turkey and more
- 105 dB output reaches animals at long distance
- 100 yard remote range lets you set up downrange
- Rubberised pivoting legs lock securely on uneven ground
- Backlit LCD screen gives clear readout in low light
Compact Handheld Caller with 75 Calls
The Western Rivers Mantis 75R is a compact handheld electronic game call designed for day and night sport hunters. It comes preloaded with 75 distinctive alluring calls covering species such as elk, wolf, deer, turkey, bobcat, coyote, moose, rabbit, duck and fox. The unit weighs .75 units for easy carry in the field. It is built for hunters who need a portable, ready-to-use calling solution.
105dB Output and 100 Yard Remote Range
The caller produces a 105dB sound output designed to persuade out-of-range animals to come in closer. The remote has a remarkable reach of 100 yards (300 ft) so the hunter can set up the perfect shot scenario from a distance. A convenient trigger sound activation button initiates the call instantly. The random repeat option allows hands-free use during a calling session.
Rubberized Keypad, Backlit LCD and Pivoting Legs
The 4-way rubberized keypad incorporates volume control that reproduces convincing animal sounds. The LCD screen readout is backlit for easy navigation in low to no light conditions. Rubberized pivoting legs lock into a secure position so the unit will not roll away when set up downrange. A hand lanyard is included for easy transport. Hunters needing more than 75 preloaded calls or a longer remote range should consider other options.
Highlights
- 75 preloaded calls cover elk, wolf, deer, turkey and more
- 105 dB output reaches animals at long distance
- 100 yard remote range lets you set up downrange
- Rubberised pivoting legs lock securely on uneven ground
- Backlit LCD screen gives clear readout in low light
Specifications
| Brand | Western Rivers |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.75 |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the Mantis 75R for a hunt, and what step do hunters often miss?
Place the caller downrange, lock the rubberised pivoting legs so it cannot roll, then pair the remote; the step often missed is confirming the legs are fully locked before walking away.
What maintenance will the Mantis 75R need after repeated field use?
Wipe the speaker grille and LCD screen clean, check the battery contacts for corrosion, and verify the rubberised legs still lock securely after each trip.
At 105 dB output, what is the first limit I will hit during a long calling session?
Battery drain is the first limit; sustained maximum volume depletes power faster than the 100-yard remote range or the 75 preloaded calls would suggest.
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