Electronic Predator Calls
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diem24
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Foxpro Firestorm. I had the prairie blaster but its too heavy and bulky to carry around. The firestorm will do the trick. That being said, I use it only 20% of the time I go and mostly during the mating season. For distress sounds, I go mouth call. Electronic calls are a good way to educate coyotes. Play the sound for 3 minutes tops and then sit for 15 mins. Repeat a second time w 3 min of calling and 15 sitting. If nothing comes in, move a half mile and try it again. Coyotes will only come if they are A) hungry, B) can hear the call and most importantly C) if they havent been shot at while going to a call.
Nik
Foxpro Firestorm. I had the prairie blaster but its too heavy and bulky to carry around. The firestorm will do the trick. That being said, I use it only 20% of the time I go and mostly during the mating season. For distress sounds, I go mouth call. Electronic calls are a good way to educate coyotes. Play the sound for 3 minutes tops and then sit for 15 mins. Repeat a second time w 3 min of calling and 15 sitting. If nothing comes in, move a half mile and try it again. Coyotes will only come if they are A) hungry, B) can hear the call and most importantly C) if they havent been shot at while going to a call.
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Agreeing with diem24
Idaho Dawg,
I have used a Western Rivers ecall for over eight years. Everybody that I know here in NV has a Fox pro. I upgraded to the Western Rivers Apache this year. The Apache and Firestorm are both good calls. The sounds between the two calls are different. The Apache comes with a decoy. I don't use it. I bought a Primos Sit n Spin instead (Spanky) Turn Spanky on and walk away. The only complaint that I have with the Apache is that the call is not rechargeable. Got to keep plenty of AA batteries. The call will last three days (six sets a day) before i have to replace the batteries.
I have used a Western Rivers ecall for over eight years. Everybody that I know here in NV has a Fox pro. I upgraded to the Western Rivers Apache this year. The Apache and Firestorm are both good calls. The sounds between the two calls are different. The Apache comes with a decoy. I don't use it. I bought a Primos Sit n Spin instead (Spanky) Turn Spanky on and walk away. The only complaint that I have with the Apache is that the call is not rechargeable. Got to keep plenty of AA batteries. The call will last three days (six sets a day) before i have to replace the batteries.
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