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someone give me the nitty gritty on setting up techniques for varmit calling on the cheap but good
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bILL
25 September 2008 - 06:41 PM
I have gotton a few varmints in my day and theres not much to it .
1-do a lot of scotting. it will do you no good to have a good setup with -out good signe.
2- use bland collerd clothing or good camo
3-learn how to use a pradtor call.or go withan e-call
4-use cover to brack up your outline
5-make the shot count.(practice-practice-practice)
good luck
1-do a lot of scotting. it will do you no good to have a good setup with -out good signe.
2- use bland collerd clothing or good camo
3-learn how to use a pradtor call.or go withan e-call
4-use cover to brack up your outline
5-make the shot count.(practice-practice-practice)
good luck
TRIAX44
25 September 2008 - 11:17 PM
Hey Thanks,
What kind of set up do you use for a remote electronic call?
Set up on a ridge or valley. Point it into the wind. I imagine nothing will come in from down wind?
I'm guessing I should be down wind from the caller?
What would be the best set up for a lion, and what kind of animal distress seems to work the best for them.
What kind of set up do you use for a remote electronic call?
Set up on a ridge or valley. Point it into the wind. I imagine nothing will come in from down wind?
I'm guessing I should be down wind from the caller?
What would be the best set up for a lion, and what kind of animal distress seems to work the best for them.
smallblockfuelie
29 September 2008 - 01:08 PM
Coyotes typically always head for your down wind side. So always setup where you are able to watch that directions.
cboser
29 September 2008 - 02:42 PM
i like to sit where i have a backing where they can't come down wind if i can help it if i can't do that i like so sit or lay on mounds where i can see a little better
cboser
29 September 2008 - 02:42 PM
i like to sit where i have a backing where they can't come down wind if i can help it if i can't do that i like so sit or lay on mounds where i can see a little better
TRIAX44
02 October 2008 - 10:06 AM
Thanks,
What about Lions? Will a Lion act the same way? How about using cover and/or attractant scents? What Kind of animal distress sounds or animal sounds seem to work the best?
What about Lions? Will a Lion act the same way? How about using cover and/or attractant scents? What Kind of animal distress sounds or animal sounds seem to work the best?
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