Hand and mouth calls

[cooter1]

On state land in Florida, we are not allowed to use electronic calls for any hunting. I have some state land where I work, that has piles of yotes and cats. Since I can not use the e calls, what are some of the better manual calls and sounds out there. I have a Primos rabbit squealer, and a quaker rabbit one. Are these enough or do I need to have more of a variety of sounds? What sounds work the best in thick cover? Thanks for any help, Cody

[springer78]

I would start with something that you can comfortably use. up in MN we have a lot of problems with the cold and calls freezing so we look for calls that we can pick up and blow in any weather. if you are able to make the sounds that you want to make at any time and in any condition that is a definate start

[cooter1]

Thanks, I have the rabbit ones and plan on going soon to give them a shot.

[FWS]

Get a couple Tally Ho open reed calls. Only about $7 each and really versatile.

[springer78]

what do you think of that compared to Tweety or Red desert mouth pieces?

[trappincoyotes39]

Get a 2 pack from here, Brent is a great guy and these calls work really well! with these 4 calls your set to make many,many sounds!!!! There tough calls and easy to blow and won't freeze up as easy.

The red desert has dead spots on the end of the reed and harder to blow, I like one I can blow easy and have the entire reed to wrok for some coyote vocals.

www.predatorsniperstyx.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=29 and also these for distgress sounds

www.predatorsniperstyx.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=31

[trappincoyotes39]

or Steve makes some great calls as well he was a state trapper for SD and makes some beautys priced right!!!!!


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