fox calls

tommym

hi lads,
any ideas on calling foxs

johngalway

Callmaster digital caller

bunny shooter

tommym wrote:

hi lads,
any ideas on calling foxs

What you want to know about......calls, tactics etc ....... ?

Trojan911

tommym wrote:

hi lads, any ideas on calling foxs

Wet aeroboard (the tight type) on glass always worked for me.....


TJ911...

scuby

Trojan911 wrote:

Wet aeroboard (the tight type) on glass always worked for me.....


TJ911...

agree with ya there...

tikkamark

Practice calling by sucking air through your lips on the palm of your hand it takes a lot of practice but once you get the hang of it you wont need much else maybe the electronic call for long range sound but with the hand squeel i have called in a serious amount of foxes even called a few out of heavy cover in the middle of the day using this tactic.

johngalway

I've heard Mark firsthand call in a fox using that method, he's excellent at it.

J.R.

I bought a fox call CD on e-bay - very cheap & has 36 calls - all very realistic.
I've put the best five (rabbit & hare calls) onto to the sounds file on my mobile phone.
Now I always have the fox call with me when shooting. I have one on it of a wounded hare & they come charging in when they hear it.

the hunter

J.R. wrote:

I've put the best five (rabbit & hare calls) onto to the sounds file on my mobile phone.
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well are you going to send them to us ??? everyone send j.r .your number and we will alll have them with us when out shooting ???

Vegeta

WAM fox caller best I'v used and I have one of those electronic callers

J.R.

the hunter wrote:

well are you going to send them to us ??? everyone send j.r .your number and we will alll have them with us when out shooting ???

I don't have a clue how to send sounds by mobile....just use it to answer / receive calls but I'm okay on computer.......I've posted some pics here before using Photobucket so I'll check their site over the weekend to see if I can upload sounds to the forum........if it's possible I'll put the best up.

If anyone has ideas on how to upload sounds to the forum please let us know....there could be some brilliant calls out there among all of us to share.

Will let you know how I get on.

Rovi

the hunter wrote:

well are you going to send them to us ??? everyone send j.r .your number and we will alll have them with us when out shooting ???

They'd certainly be unique ringtones, anyway.

Kramer

Rovi wrote:

They'd certainly be unique ringtones, anyway.

Trojan911

tikkamark wrote:

Practice calling by sucking air through your lips on the palm of your hand it takes a lot of practice

Been trying to practice that method but no go.... Get to the point of passing out & give up...

Tried out an electronic caller I borrowed recently & that has a fox bark on it. It called out five foxes that night in an hour.

TJ911...

Slug chucker

Anybody tried the ucaller:
http://www.lractive.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=68&products_id=146&osCsid=fe67707f5620328dcac1689937ce1bf5
I have a few different types of calls but bar one mouth call they all don't sound like the real thing, the wounded rabbit doesn't sound natural.
I'm thinking about buying the ucaller as the sounds are native Irish species according to the manufacturer.

meathstevie

I have one of these yokes for a while now. Works well on grey crows and not too bad on magpies. Haven't tried on foxes yet. General impression is not too bad though. One little thing : don't buy it without the plug in speaker, the sound quality is useless without it. You should be able to get the lot for about 140 euro

Banjax

I've used a between the teeth device made by Olt, I've always found it very effective and allows me to have my two hands free. My duck call is also by Olt, and is also very good.

bunny shooter

Have the OLT fox one too, excellent bit of kit