This auction includes everything pictured. This is my caller set-up developed and refined over the last decade, especially for walk-in stands a fair distance away from a vehicle. The quick detach tripod is adjustable in two heights to get the e-caller off the ground to help the sound carry farther. The tripod legs can be pointed downward and the tripod placed in the top wire clip of a T-post when calling along fence rows. The shoelace around the handle lets me sling the call over my shoulder and I've also used the sling to hang the caller from tree branches to get the call up off the ground to let the sound carry farther. If those varmints can't hear it, they're not going to come to the call.
The Fox Jack 5 decoy is brand new. If you're not using a decoy, you're really missing out on the visual attraction/distraction that it provides allowing you to be a little less concealed and/or to get away with a little more movement. I'm a little slow, but after the second time, I learned if you're calling after dark, remove the decoy wire otherwise the owls will take it.
I always carry the extra battery pack on stand, especially in cold weather. Inevitably, the low battery light will start flashing when you get to that perfect, 100% stand.
The TX-9 remote includes the 9-volt battery. The e-caller itself takes 4 AA batteries, of which (4) used, rechargeable batteries are included. I would recommend using Li-ion batteries if calling in colder temperatures. The extra battery pack does not include batteries.
There are 142 sounds on this e-caller, which includes additional call
sounds and sequences downloaded off of Varmint Al's webpage and other
miscellaneous sources.
The audio cable to download additional sounds from the caller to the remote is included. Not included is the USB A/B printer-style cable to download sounds from the internet to the caller itself.
The instruction manual is available for download on FoxPro's website.
This is the complete system for the predator/varmint hunter looking for a highly portable system that covers just about any type of terrain or situation with the added feature of the visual appeal/distraction of the decoy.