Nicely done and nice choice of firearm.
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Nicely done and nice choice of firearm.
Nice like to see the combo guns in action.
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Good job. Could you tell me what your normal calling sequence is? I am having trouble bringing them in.
I have not had enough success to say what unequivocally works every time, but I start with the decoy moving, then introduce “vole squeaks” at low volume and raise it until I can hear it. This is usually around 15 on my fox pro. I let that run a few minutes in case there is one close by sneaking around. If that doesn’t bring anything, I let out about 15 or 20 seconds of female coyote yips at about 15-18 volume depending how quiet it is where I am set up. I have had coyotes appear immediately to this before but later in the winter like February. If that doesn’t work, I go quiet for a few minutes and then run the lightning jack at full 20 volume for a few minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by brisuther
My fox bang is set for a wounded coyote sound.
Like I said, this is what I am doing. Others mileage may vary.
Thanks. I will keep trying
You could be hunting an area where others have been calling and educating the coyotes, they get call shy very quick after being called and shot at.Quote:
Originally Posted by brisuther
Try a variety of calls , and experiment.
Or , it may be your inability to sit very still [ absolutely no movement,] which a coyote can detect from a long distance as he/she sits a the edge of a bush/ fence line to try and determine what and where the sound is coming from.
Thanks Jaycee. I have tried a variety of calls but wondered if I was over calling? I will keep trying
Good shooting!
Dilly - Congrats.
Question from looking at your pic. Do you have an extra speaker for your faxpro? I find mine is a little faint,
No extra speaker. I find mine is plenty loud albeit pretty directional.Quote:
Originally Posted by Muskyhunter