Lot 563:
FOXPRO Electronic Predator Call with Accessories and Elusive Wildlife Technologies Outfitter Motion Activated Light
Description
This lot features two pieces of wildlife management and observation equipment. The first is a FOXPRO handheld electronic predator call, constructed from gray and black plastic in a pistol-grip configuration with an integrated megaphone-style speaker. A raised molded mark on the side of the housing reads FOXPRO, and a black adhesive label identifies the unit with IC: Contains 8027A-515. The caller is accompanied by a gray plastic hard-shell carrying case with egg-crate foam lining, a rechargeable battery pack with a red and black wired connector, a DC car power adapter, and a US-standard two-prong AC wall power adapter.
The second item is an Elusive Wildlife Technologies Outfitter motion-activated light, designed for feeder or area illumination. The unit features a black housing with green printed text reading OUTFITTER MOTION ACTIVATED LIGHT at the top and a green deer skull logo above Elusive Wildlife TECHNOLOGIES, LP and ElusiveWildlife.com in the center. The face of the unit includes a white hemispherical PIR motion sensor and a large circular LED array. The control panel on the side contains an ON / OFF rocker switch, a red mode selection button, a power input port with a rubber protective cover, and a printed chart correlating modes to standby and motion power levels. The light is fitted with a heavy-duty black metal mounting bracket secured by large threaded bolts and nuts for attachment to poles or posts.
Condition report:
The FOXPRO predator call handle exhibits significant brownish staining and tape residue throughout the grip area (photo 2 and 3). The car power adapter remains sealed in its original clear plastic packaging (photo 4). The Outfitter light housing shows surface dust and minor wear from outdoor use; the associated metal mounting bracket displays visible surface oxidation and rust, particularly concentrated around the bolts and nuts (photo 7). Both electronic units are untested for mechanical or electrical function.
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