Ear pro with communications.

[Alleycat72]

I'm finding myself in need of comms. The Walker version has some bad reviews. What else is out there that's not crazy expensive? 

[Omega]

What are your comm needs?  Peltors if you need to tie into a radio, Howard Leights if you are just needing to hear instructions or plug into a phone.

[Alleycat72]

2 hours ago, Omega said:

What are your comm needs?  Peltors if you need to tie into a radio, Howard Leights if you are just needing to hear instructions or plug into a phone.

Ideally it would be a bluetooth type network between 3 to 4 headsets. There are some out there that encrypt your communications and have considerable range, but I don't need that. 100 yards is more than enough. I'm the one doing most of the talking so hands free would be a bonus. I'll be running a rifle while I'm giving instructions and calling out targets.

[Alleycat72]

Rereading this and I know it sounds strange. 

I hunt with one of two guys at night in multiple states. The three of us never hunt together though. We will take guys with us from time to time. While we run like clockwork, the people we take are not as "fast" or proficient. Targets are based on shooter positions and how the targets are arranged. I tend to be the driver and run the targets into the other shooters. All of this is unspoken rule normally. The only thing that is ever said is "3 2 1". I need to be able to reliably talk to the guy that don't normally do this kind of thing. They need to hear the count down and more importantly everyone needs to hear anyone say hold. All of this is 100% legal and the police or game wardens are welcome to listen. 

Edited March 11, 2022 by Alleycat72