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Post by tyler99mess on Mar 7, 2006 23:13:32 GMT -6
I have been searching and searching for some calling sounds on the net so I can get better at my calling since I am just starting out. Up to this point I have found nothing... I want to avoid buying a $20 cd or tape but I think I may have to. Does anyone know of a good site or have some of thier own examples as media files so I can get some ideas what I should sound like?  |
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Post by richc on Mar 8, 2006 7:59:15 GMT -6
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Post by SgtWal on Mar 8, 2006 9:21:48 GMT -6
The Johnny Stewart site had some samples you could listen to, but never tried to save 'em.
wayne
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Post by tyler99mess on Mar 9, 2006 0:16:58 GMT -6
Thanx for the help guys...... I went to the Johnny Stewart site and apparently there aren't any more sounds to liten to because I clicked on anything and everything but nothing directed me to and sound playing device. I like the pup yelp and will use it this weekend when I go out but I am just unsure as to what calls to use when. I have a cottontail distress which seems to be the most common call and some pup yelps but I have heard using that one or a fawn distress too early in the season may do more harm than good. Is this the right time to use both?? Also, any ideas on how to set up a decoy without having to buy anything? Maybe shoot a cottontail or jack rabbit before going out and setting it up?? Very new to predator hunting and trapping but this site has been more helpfull than all the books I have read thus far. Thanx again for the help!!
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Post by richc on Mar 9, 2006 9:01:34 GMT -6
tyler99mess,
There have probably been more predators called with rabbit screams than any other sound. The problem is that almost everyone is using that sound. Coyotes have heard that song so many times that they can hum it from memory. Well, they can't actually HUM it, but they can learn to associate that sound with danger. It is for this reason that I like to use a sound that nobody else is using, at least in the distress scream department. Predators don't care if it is fawn dropping season or not, so don't worry about using that sound at wrong time of the year. Most important thing is to sound like some little critter in a lot of pain. Predator won't care what kind of little critter he hears screaming. It is just lunch to him.
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Post by richc on Mar 9, 2006 9:06:09 GMT -6
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Post by Clinton on Mar 16, 2006 5:24:34 GMT -6
LOL
My cat is going ape chit trying to find that critter behind the puter. Growling and everything.
Bloodhound just raised his eyebrows, went back to sleep.
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