WTB Predator call
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Canhunter35
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The call that other people aren't using in ur area.
Honesty they all work, buy one that does a high pitch jacket rabbit and can transition to a low moan and it'll be a good starting point. I've several primos calls. Like the open reed cause the reeds won't freeze closed in cold weather
Honesty they all work, buy one that does a high pitch jacket rabbit and can transition to a low moan and it'll be a good starting point. I've several primos calls. Like the open reed cause the reeds won't freeze closed in cold weather
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I'm now a fan of Lucky Duck e-callers after using a FoxPro for many years.
The area I hunt in has been the site of any coyote calling contests and most guys seem to use the FoxPro and the coyotes are now educated to those factory sounds.
ICOTEC callers also work well, have long range remotes, great battery life, and can use common audio file formats so you can add custom sounds yo your library.
All that said, reach out to Crit'r Call and check out their website for hand calls and instructional videos.
I really their howler and mini calls for the versatility are varea.
No two people blow a hand call exactly the same and that can be a huge advantage when calling in a hard-hunted area.
Best wishes in your search for a caller and for Coyotes!
Ed
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We have used a foxpro (I forget the model) with some good success
I just ordered an Icotec Hellion from Midway for $149 and free shipping. It has great review. I'll let you know how it works out.
