ricka0
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Can anyone recommend source for yote calls? I used to have a tape of a squealling rabbit 20 years ago but lost it. Tapes, electronic callers,???
Yote calls (electronic Coyote calls)
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ricka0
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BTW - I'll be shooting dogs NW of LA 50 miles - or 50 miles west of Bakesfield CA.
yote country
Last time I was there I saw multiple 4 in a pack yotes with no fear of man.
yote country
Last time I was there I saw multiple 4 in a pack yotes with no fear of man.
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Go to www.varmintals.com and click on varmint hunting and scroll the list. There should be plenty of calls there.
ricka0
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Thanks Thomas - Correct Varmit Al Earl
I'm not spending $200 bucks from some low end proprietary hardware when all I need is a tape or better yet at Varmit Al's <font color="red"> SIX FREE COYOTE CALLING SOUND DOWNLOADS.... </font>
I'm not spending $200 bucks from some low end proprietary hardware when all I need is a tape or better yet at Varmit Al's <font color="red"> SIX FREE COYOTE CALLING SOUND DOWNLOADS.... </font>
chris matthews
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FoxPro all the way!!!! Used 'em all and this is the cat's meow by far!!!
7Rumloader
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I have a caller that plays cd's i got for 70 bucks and bought one cd about 20 bucks then found varmintals and downloaded those calls and they work great! Save your cash for a new rifle or extra bullets for them no fear yodel dogs!! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Jimm
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I'm with Chris, foxpro with remote= dead whatever your calling /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif
ricka0
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Thanks 7RUMloader - I've got all the RUMs except the 7mm - and that's probably the first one I should have bought. But that's the one I'm saving for now /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
7Rumloader
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No problem! When you get that 7 rum email me I have a couple of loads that might interest you! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
georges3
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Watch classifieds from a couple of competitor sites. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif Good deals /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif but ya gotta be fast! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gifGeorge
redneck coyote hunter
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this is the only guy on line that offers calls that you can down load from gun)
Ricka0,
Take a look on eBay.. There are all types of calls, tapes(old Johnny Stewart types) E-Callers, DVD's, CD's, etc.. Look on your search engine if you want to make a cheap e-call. I made one several years ago that worked quite well for about $25. There's free instructions on You Tube, as well, that show how to build them with a cheap MP-3 player. You can even make it work with a remote.
I generally shoot over 100 Yotes, foxes and raccoons a year, along with a bobcat or two. I like to use calls that are different from the rabbit squeals that most hunters use. I use a FoxPro Fury e-call and an assortment of mouth calls. Sometimes I use a decoy as well. I have a call that I made from an old worthless duck call and a plastic funnel that has always been my Number #1 go-to call. I can howl as well as make all types of squeals and clucks with the reed half of the call glued to the funnel. I take different things like that along when I'm making long solo drives somewhere. I practice making different sounds consistantly. Then, when I'm out after yotes, I try them out. You wouldn't believe how well some of the sounds bring them in on a dead run. Those that don't get any action after trying out several times at different places I quit using. Let me preface all of this by saying that I only use them when my old standard ones aren't working. YOU WILL BE ABSOULUTELY AMAZED AT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU'VE GIVEN UP ON A SPOT AND, BEFORE PULLING OUT, YOU TRY SOMETHING TOTALLY OFF THE WALL! I have been surprised on many occaisions when I first started doing this. I can honestly say after over 40 some odd years of predator hunting, nothing surprises me now.
Take a look on eBay.. There are all types of calls, tapes(old Johnny Stewart types) E-Callers, DVD's, CD's, etc.. Look on your search engine if you want to make a cheap e-call. I made one several years ago that worked quite well for about $25. There's free instructions on You Tube, as well, that show how to build them with a cheap MP-3 player. You can even make it work with a remote.
I generally shoot over 100 Yotes, foxes and raccoons a year, along with a bobcat or two. I like to use calls that are different from the rabbit squeals that most hunters use. I use a FoxPro Fury e-call and an assortment of mouth calls. Sometimes I use a decoy as well. I have a call that I made from an old worthless duck call and a plastic funnel that has always been my Number #1 go-to call. I can howl as well as make all types of squeals and clucks with the reed half of the call glued to the funnel. I take different things like that along when I'm making long solo drives somewhere. I practice making different sounds consistantly. Then, when I'm out after yotes, I try them out. You wouldn't believe how well some of the sounds bring them in on a dead run. Those that don't get any action after trying out several times at different places I quit using. Let me preface all of this by saying that I only use them when my old standard ones aren't working. YOU WILL BE ABSOULUTELY AMAZED AT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU'VE GIVEN UP ON A SPOT AND, BEFORE PULLING OUT, YOU TRY SOMETHING TOTALLY OFF THE WALL! I have been surprised on many occaisions when I first started doing this. I can honestly say after over 40 some odd years of predator hunting, nothing surprises me now.
J E Custom
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In my opinion , They are the best and there customer service is second to none.
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