Alright, well we stopped by a ranch where I've been hunting for a while to get permission to bring Bill out to hunt, and the gentleman who owns the place said we could have at it, and told us where he'd seen a few recently. We made our way in very, very quietly into a wooded hilltop with an old road running across it. The timber was thick, and the undergrowth was heavy, so we knew we were probably going to have them in our lap if they came in. We had the wind quartering into our faces from left to right and set up accordingly. I didn't turn on my e-call in an effort to save batteries, and started with a rabbit distress hand call. I blew it for about 30 seconds and saw fur missles enroute. We shot the big male at about 50y directly behind my position as he was trying to get around us to get our wind. He dropped drt. The female took flight, and because it was so thick, we were unable to get her killed before she got out of sight. I grabbed my remote and realized that I had never turned it on, so it took about 30 seconds to get a ki-yi playing, but once it came on, she circled back upwind into about 100y in stuff so thick that you could only catch glimpses of fur. She finally stopped with her head and neck exposed for a couple of seconds and died right there. The whole stand lasted about 4 minutes from sit down to high fives.
