Wildlife Technologies

KAS-2030

Designed and engineered in Germany.
A state of the art no compromise wildlife caller

Wildlife Technologies - 32 Sound KAS-2030 with Wireless Remote Control $879.95

You pick your 32 Sounds with the assistance of the Wildlife Technologies experts, depending on your hunting or photographing requirements - No other company offers the expertise and animal sound recording experience that they do. 

.Thoughts about building and designing digital Wildlife callers from Wildlife Technologies... In order to design 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.

The KAS-2030 with Wireless Remote Control WITH 32 Sounds is a professional quality game caller and the most advanced to date in the family of Wildlife Technologies game callers. Wildlife Technologies callers are currently used by Disney, Motorola, Soundelux, Warner Brothers, USDA Federal Trappers, US Forest Service, US Geological Survey, Canadian Wildlife Service, Australia Zoological Agency, Australia Department of Parks and Wildlife, Zoo's in the US and abroad, UK DNR, landfills in the US and Canada along with many hunters, photographers, biologists, and nature watchers worldwide.

KAS-2030 feature Features include:

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 caller. Copyright © 2002 Wildlife Technologies.

All New KAS-2030 Remote Control

Transmitter functions
1-Play.
2-Pause.
3-Stop play.
4-Change sounds.
5-Repeat function (loop).
6-Instant pre-set volume levels.
7-Optional remote control output for decoys etc.
8-Choose and store favorite sounds (up to 10) in just 1 key.
9-The user can change any of their favorite sounds anytime.
10-The transmitter case is designed to be comfortable to hold.
11-Excellent tactile feedback from the keys on the membrane pad.
12-Easy to operate with gloves due to the large membrane keypad.
13-Green LED to indicate true condition of battery power supply.
14-Red LED to indicate that the transmitter is actually transmitting.
15-Absolutely the best designed transmitter in this industry.
16-Designed and engineered in Germany.
Power supply: 2XAA batteries (alkaline or lithium).
Battery life: Greater then 5 years.

This transmitter has a range of approx. 500-700 yards line of sight (under ideal conditions). This means you can expect to have approx. 100-200 yards remote control range under less than ideal hunting conditions.

The Largest Digitally Recorded Animal Sound Library in the World 

 YOU PICK THE 32 LOADED ON YOUR UNIT (and yes, we can help)

NOTE: The following abbreviations are used in the sound list below:  A=adult, B=baby, D=distress, G=growls, F=female, M=male, Y=young

Artic Fox

Artic Fox A M Call (calls fox and predators)

Bats

Bat Brown Big D
Bat Brown Little D

Beaver

Beaver A M Call (calls beavers and coyotes)
Beaver B (calls beavers and coyotes)

Bears

Black Bear A Aggressive (calls mature bears)
Black Bear A D (calls bears)
Black Bear A Fighting (calls mature bears)
Black Bear Begging (6 months old-calls bears and predators)
Black Bear B D 1 (1 month old-calls bears and most predators)
Black Bear B D 4 (4 months old-calls bears and most predators)
Black Bear B (whining-calls bears)

Birds

Bobwhite Quail D (calls most predators)
Bluebird D (calls birds and most predators)
Blue Jay D (ambiance call- also calls all predators)
Canadian Geese Agressive Calls (calls geese and predators)
Canadian Geese D (calls predators)
Chickadee D (calls all predators)
Chicken D (calls all predators)
Gull D (used to disperse gulls and call predators)
Loon (wail, yodel, tremolo,duet)
Mocking Bird D (calls all predators)
Magpie Alarms (calls all predators)
Partridge D (calls all predators)
Peacock Call (locating turkeys)
Peacock Aggressive (locating turkeys)
Pileated Woodpecker Aggressive (calls birds and all predators)
Pileated Woodpecker D (calls birds and all predators)
Red Winged Blackbird D (calls birds and all predators)
Robin Baby D (calls birds and all predators)
Rooster D (calls all predators)
Snow Geese D (predators)
Starling D (calls all predators)
Starling B D (calls all predators)
Wren D (calls birds and all predators)
Whip-poor-will (calls whip-poor-wills and ambience call)

Bobcats & Cats

Bobcat A G (calls bobcats and ambiance call)
Bobcats Fighting (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat M D (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat F D (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcats Mating (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat-Gray Fox (fighting, calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat B D (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat Y Call (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat Y D (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Bobcat Y Growls (calls coyotes, bobcats & other predators)
Cat A D (calls bobcats & predators)
Cat B D (calls bobcats & predators)

Caribou

Caribou Bull (calls caribou & wolves)

Cougars

Cougar A F Aggressive (calls male and female cougars)
Cougar A F In Heat (calls male & female cougars)
Cougar A F Calls (calls male and female cougars)
Cougar A M Territorial (calls male and female cougars)
Cougar A M Communicative (calls other cougars)
Cougar Y Whistle (calls male and female cougars)

Coyotes

Coyote A M Barks (calls coyotes)
Coyote 8 Month D (calls coyotes)
Coyote A D (calls coyotes)
Coyote A Submissive (calls coyotes)
Coyote A F Communicative (locator call)
Coyote Alpha A F Territorial Call (calls all coyotes)
Coyote Y F Territorial Call (calls all coyotes)
Coyote Y F Howls (calls all coyotes)
Coyote A F Mating Howls (calls coyotes)
Coyote Adults Fighting (fighting over food-calls coyotes)
Coyote A Growls (calls coyotes)
Coyote A Hunting Whines (creates a territorial response)
Coyote A Beta M Challenge (creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M Challenge (alpha coyote-creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M Territorial (creates a territorial response)
Coyote Y M Territorial Aggressive (creates a territorial challenge)
Coyote Y M Territorial (creates a territorial challenge)
Coyote A M&F Territorial (creates a territorial response)
Coyote A Dominant M (locator call-creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M Rally Howl (creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M Group Rally Howl (creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M Aggressive (used to get target coyotes more aggressive)
Coyote A M Challenge Duet (2 male coyotes-creates a territorial response)
Coyote A Pair Aggressive (creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M Communicative (locator call-creates a territorial response)
Coyote A M&F Howling (locater call-creates a territorial response)
Coyote Pups 5 (5 abandoned pups whining-calls coyotes)
Coyote Pup Whining (1 lost pup-calls coyotes)
Coyote Pup D 3 (3 weeks old-calls coyotes)
Coyote Pup D 10 (10 weeks old-calls coyotes)
Coyote Pup D Growls (8 weeks old-calls coyotes)
Coyote Pup Submissive (1 pup 5 months old-calls coyotes)
Coyote Pups Howling (calls coyotes-5 months old)
Coyote Y Group Howl (locator call)
Coyote Y Single Howls (calls coyotes)

CROWS

Crow D HP (high pitch distress made when under attack by a predator)
Crow D LP (low pitch distress sound made when injured)
Crow Dying (dying crow)
Crow 4 Months D
Crow 4 Months Dying
Crow Y Communicative (calls crows and predators)
Crow Y Alarms (calls crows and predators)
Crow Y D (calls crows and predators)
Crow B Food Begging (calls crows and predators)
Crow B Alarms (calls crows and predators)
Crow B Distress (calls crows and predators)
Crows Mobbing (approx. 25 crows)
Crows Many (approx. 3000 crows)
Crow & Barred Owl (crows mobbing owl)
Crow & Great-horned Owl (crows mobbing owl)
Crow Single Alarm Calls (alerts other crows to territorial intruders)
Crow Mobbing & Alarms

Domestic Animals

Canine Puppy D (calls coyotes)
Cow A (calling calves-ambience call)
Cow Calf D (calls coyotes, & other predators)
Goat B D (calls all predators)
Guinea Pig D (calls all predators)
Lamb B D (calls all predators)

ELK

Elk Bull Bugles (calls bull elk)
Elk Cow (calls elk)

Fisher

Fisher Aggressive Laugh (calls fishers and ambiance call)
Fisher D (calls all predators and fishers)

Gray Fox

Gray Fox A M D (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox A F D (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox Y D (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox B D (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox B Calling (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox Barks (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox A Growls (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox Mating (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox Fighting (calls gray fox and coyotes)
Gray Fox Challenge Call

Ground Hog

Ground Hog Whistle (calls groundhogs and ambience call)
Groundhog A D (calls all predators and groundhogs)
Groundhog B D (calls all predators and groundhogs)

Ground Squirrel

Ground Squirrel D (calls most predators)

Hawks and Falcons

Bald Eagle (basic call)
Broad-winged Hawk (basic call and whistles)
Coopers’ Hawk Distress
Golden eagle (basic call)
Goshawk (many sounds)
Harris’ Hawk (basic call and scream)
Kestrel Falcon (distress, begging and female call)
Merlin Falcon distress
Osprey (aggressive call)
Peregrine Falcon (basic call)
Prairie Falcon (basic scream)
Red-shouldered Hawk (basic call and screams)
Red-tailed Hawk (chirps and screams)
Rough-legged Hawk (chirps and screams)
Red Shouldered Hawk D (calls most predators)
Redtail Hawk Screams (ambience call)

Javelina & Pigs

Javelina A D (calls coyotes and cougars)
Javelina Jaw Popping (calls coyotes and cougars)
Pig A D (calls all predators)
Pig B D (calls all predators)

LYNX

Lynx A M Call (calls lynx)
Lynx A Growls (calls lynx and ambience call)
Lynx F Mating Calls (calls lynx and predators)
Lynx B D (calls lynx and other predators)

Mink

Mink A F D (calls mink and all predators)
Mink B D (calls mink and all predators)

Moose

Moose A Bull Aggressive (calls moose)
Moose A Bull Reply Call (calls moose)
Moose Bull Antler Thrashing (calls moose)
Moose A Bull Grunts (calls moose)
Moose A Cow Aggressive (calls moose)
Moose A Cow Mating Calls (calls moose)
Moose Calf Blats (calls moose and predators)
Moose Y Cow D (calls predators and moose)

Mouse

Mouse Deer (calls all predators)
Mouse Vole (calls all predators)
Mouse Vole Forest (calls all predators)

Muskrat

Muskrat B D (calls muskrats and all predators)

Otter

Otter A D (calls predators and otters)
Otter B D (available 2007)

Owls

Barn Owl-4 (typical call, female courtship calls, male courtship calls and male alarm screams)
Barred Owl Call (calls barred owls, locates turkeys & ambiance call)
Barred Owl D (calls all predators and owls)
Barred Owl-6 (typical call, territorial call, aggressive call, male and female cackling duet and distress call)
Boreal Owl-3 (typical call, aggressive call and alarm call)
Burrowing Owl-2 (typical call and alarm aggressive)
Great Gray Owl-4 (invitational call, female whoop, nest greeting and territorial call)
Great-horned Owl-8 (typical call, reply call, M & F territorial, aggressive call,
female scream, female chittering, young begging call and mating call)
Long-eared Owl-3 (hoots, alarm call, chittering and aggressive call)
Northern Hawk Owl (typical call)
Pygmy Owl-2 (whistles and toots)
Saw-whet Owl-2 (typical call and female)
Screech Owl-4 (typical call, aggressive call, whinny and chittering)
Short-eared Owl (territorial call)
Snowy Owl-3 calls (adult communication whistles, male and female calls)
Spotted Owl-5 (typical call, territorial call, aggressive call, male and female courtship calls)

Pine Marten

Pine Marten D (calls marten and other predators)
Pine Marten Growls (calls marten and ambiance call)

Porcupine

Porcupine B D (calls all predators)

Prairie Dog

Prairie Dog D (calls all predators)

Rabbits

Barred Hare A D (related to the jackrabbit-calls all predators)
Cottontail A D (calls most predators)
Cottontail B D (calls most predators)
Cottontail Y D (calls most predators)
European Hare D (calls all predators)
Fleming Hare A D (calls all predators)
Fleming Hare B D (calls all predators)
Jack Rabbit A D (calls all predators)
Jack Rabbit Y D (calls all predators)
Pigmy Cottontail D (calls all predators)
Snowshoe Hare D (calls all predators)

Raccoons

Raccoon A&B Fighting (calls raccoons and coyotes)
Raccoon A D (calls raccoons and predators)
Raccoon A Growls (calls raccoons and predators)
Raccoon B D (calls raccoons and predators)
Raccoon B Fighting (calls raccoons and predators)
Raccoon B Calling (calls raccoons and predators)
Raccoon Y Growls (calls raccoons and predators)

Ravens

Raven A D (calls predators)
Raven B D (calls predators)
Ravens Fighting (fighting over food-calls predators)
Raven Calls (various calls-calls predators)

Red Fox

Red Fox A Alarm Calls (calls fox and ambiance call)
Red Fox A D (calls all predators and red fox)
Red Fox A F Mating Calls (calls fox and coyotes)
Red Fox Y Fighting (calls all predators)
Red Fox A M Mating Calls (calls fox and coyotes)
Red Fox B D (calls fox and coyotes)
Red Fox D 6 (6month old-for coyotes and fox)
Red Fox Y Begging (calls fox and coyotes)
Red Fox Y Calls (calls fox and coyotes)

Ringneck Pheasant

Ringneck Pheasant A M D (calls all predators)
Ringneck Pheasant A F D (calls all predators)
Ringneck Pheasant Y M D (calls all predators)

Ringtail

Ringtail Laugh (calls ringtails)
Ringtail D (calls predators)

Squirrels

Squirrel: Black Squirrel D (calls squirrels and most predators)
Squirrel: Fox Squirrel D (calls all predators)
Squirrel: Gray Squirrel D (calls all predators and gray squirrels)
Squirrel: Gray Squirrel Growls (ambiance call)
Squirrel: Red Squirrel D (calls all predators and red squirrels)

Striped Skunk

Striped Skunk A D (calls all predators)
Striped Skunk B D (calls all predators)

Wolves

Timber Wolf Alpha M Rally Howl (calls wolves & locator call)
Timber Wolf Group Howls (locater howls)
Timber Wolf A M&F Howls (calls wolves & locator call)
Timber Wolf Y M&F Howls (calls wolves & locator call)
Timber Wolf A M Challenge Howls (calls wolves & locator call)
Timber Wolf A M Howls (calls wolves & locator call)
Timber Wolf Y M Howls (calls wolves & locator call)
Timber Wolf Y F Howls (calls wolves-locator call)
Timber Wolf Pup D (calls wolves and coyotes)
Timber Wolf Pups (lost pups whining-calls wolves and coyotes)

Weasel

Weasel D (calls all predators)
Weasel aggressive laugh (calls weasels & predators)

Whitetail Deer

Whitetail Doe Grunts
Whitetail Doe D (calls all predators)
Whitetail Dominant Buck Grunts (calls bucks)
Whitetail Dominant Buck Snort Wheeze (big buck challenge call)
Whitetail Fawn D (calls all predators)
Whitetail Bucks Fighting (calls bucks)
Whitetail Heavy Antler Rattling (calls bucks)
Whitetail Light Antler Rattling (calls bucks)

Wild Turkey

Wild Turkey Tom Gobbles (calls turkeys)
Wild Turkey Hen Chirps (calls turkeys)
Wild Turkey Hen Feeding (calls turkeys)
Wild Turkey Hen Purrs (calls turkeys)
Wild Turkey Tom Spit-drum (calls turkeys)
Wild Turkey Tom Aggressive (calls turkeys)

Waterfowl

Black Duck (male)
Black Ducks (feeding)
Canadian Geese A Calls (calls canadian geese and predators)
Canadian Geese Flying (calls canadian geese and other waterfowl)
Brants’ Geese (typical calls)
Canadian Geese Aggressive (used for predators)
Canadian Geese (calls canadian geese and predators)
Canadian Geese Distress (calls canadian geese and predators)
Canadian Geese Flying (calls canadian and other waterfowl)
Cyrus Crane (typical call)
Mallard Duck (male)
Mallard Ducks (feeding)
Nene Geese (typical calls)
Pintails (feeding)
Ross’s Geese (typical calls)
Sandhill Crane (typical call)
Sandhill Crane (aggressive call)
Sandhill Crane (feeding)
Snow Geese Feeding In Water (calls snow geese)
Snow Geese Flying (calls snow geese)
Snow Geese Distress (calls snow geese and predators)
Trumpeter Swan (various calls)
Whistling Swan (various calls)
Whooping Swan (aggressive call)

Wolverine

Wolverine Fighting (fighting over food)

All Wildlife Technologies units are custom programmed with the calls of your choice - Contact us to finalize your KAS-2030 order & call selections 

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