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<blockquote data-quote="Osage1978" data-source="post: 3932583" data-attributes="member: 46228"><p>I'm a hand call guy myself and almost always start a session with hand calls the biggest benefit of the e caller when alone is getting the sound away from you so a coyote doesn't spot you while calling. Most of the places I hunt is tight so they get up on you before you know it, that's why I carry a pistol along with the rifle for real close encounters </p><p></p><p>A big help in thick stuff is to carry a spray bottle with some blood meal mixed up with warm water and spray an area away from you. Especially if you have an e caller spray the ground good & set your caller by it, all the better with a decoy going. I usually spray the ground go get set up & wait 5-10 minutes before calling, I have had coyotes come in to the blood meal smell before even calling </p><p></p><p>I'll spray, go get ready fire off a 10-15 second burst from the mouth call, usually not super loud just what I think a rabbit or whatever prey I'm imitating could actually do. I'll listen and scan with my eyes for a bit if I don't think anything is coming I'll hit the e caller or if I'm just using hand calls I'll hit it again trying to sound like the animal is putting up some fight. I much prefer a grey fox distress to rabbit where I hunt but finding a hand call that sounds like a distressed fox is nearly impossible these days</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Osage1978, post: 3932583, member: 46228"] I'm a hand call guy myself and almost always start a session with hand calls the biggest benefit of the e caller when alone is getting the sound away from you so a coyote doesn't spot you while calling. Most of the places I hunt is tight so they get up on you before you know it, that's why I carry a pistol along with the rifle for real close encounters A big help in thick stuff is to carry a spray bottle with some blood meal mixed up with warm water and spray an area away from you. Especially if you have an e caller spray the ground good & set your caller by it, all the better with a decoy going. I usually spray the ground go get set up & wait 5-10 minutes before calling, I have had coyotes come in to the blood meal smell before even calling I'll spray, go get ready fire off a 10-15 second burst from the mouth call, usually not super loud just what I think a rabbit or whatever prey I'm imitating could actually do. I'll listen and scan with my eyes for a bit if I don't think anything is coming I'll hit the e caller or if I'm just using hand calls I'll hit it again trying to sound like the animal is putting up some fight. I much prefer a grey fox distress to rabbit where I hunt but finding a hand call that sounds like a distressed fox is nearly impossible these days [/QUOTE]
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