I never said I was setting the call 300 yards out in front of me. I just said thats what they claimed, I would like to set it on the edge of an old clearcut or a gravel pit and set up 100 yards down in the woods. If they claim a caller works at 300 yards I'm assuming thats under ideal conditions, if I want to stick a caller 100 yards up in the brush I don't want a caller thats rated for 100 yards.
As you admitted, that was not really Fox Pro's fault
Not really sure where I admitted it was my fault, the buttons wore out because you'd have to take your glove off and really hold down on it to get things to work, being my first e-caller caller I just kind of assumed thats what you got if you didn't want to spend 500$ and it just got worse as time went on. Plus if you couldn't see it was pretty dicey if the remote would work or not, even if it was 50 yards away.