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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2246119" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>For years I used a Johnny Stewart MS512 that had only one speaker , I have used the fox pros as well that had a speaker on each end one that had a wider low frequency range . But it still will make a difference if you have your volume turned up too loud as to the way animals react to your caller . Yes if your call is projecting one direction and turned too loud they often will come from behind you to the lower volume sound . Animals hear differently then humans because of the location of their ears on their heads as well as the range of frequencies that they hear . If you are using hand calls it's almost always directional sound from your call . if you are calling into a draw or drainage ,tree line , fence row ect. don't you want your sound to be directional so that they respond from that direction ? I much prefer my calling to pretty much be directional so that I mostly know where they will be coming from so that I don't have them to my side or from behind and educating them as to what I'm doing with out me knowing that's what I'm doing but that's just me .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2246119, member: 91783"] For years I used a Johnny Stewart MS512 that had only one speaker , I have used the fox pros as well that had a speaker on each end one that had a wider low frequency range . But it still will make a difference if you have your volume turned up too loud as to the way animals react to your caller . Yes if your call is projecting one direction and turned too loud they often will come from behind you to the lower volume sound . Animals hear differently then humans because of the location of their ears on their heads as well as the range of frequencies that they hear . If you are using hand calls it's almost always directional sound from your call . if you are calling into a draw or drainage ,tree line , fence row ect. don't you want your sound to be directional so that they respond from that direction ? I much prefer my calling to pretty much be directional so that I mostly know where they will be coming from so that I don't have them to my side or from behind and educating them as to what I'm doing with out me knowing that's what I'm doing but that's just me . [/QUOTE]
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