whitetail436
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Got my [beeep] howlers last week. Practiced for a week annoying the family and the dog. Took the call out for a test drive last night.
First stand of the night had a response in the woods on the opposite side of the big field I was hunting. Moved across the field and bowled a few more times. Five minutes later I had two yotes in the thermal.
I kept quiet letting them slowly work their way in. Very slight breeze and they were on my downwind side. After 10 minutes they must have caught my wind and headed for the woods. I stopped them with some female whimpers and they came charging back in.
Unsure of the distance but feeling the pressure I decided to take the shot. Dumped the female at 95 yards. Shot was a bit high as I spined her but she was DRT. After a little pup Distress and not getting the other to come back I went to retrieve my kill.
As I approached the dead yote the other began barking from the woods. We barked back and forth for five minutes but it wouldn't show itself so I packed up and left.
I can't thank [beeep] Game calls enough for a great product and also Noname1 for some awesome advice he posted recently.
First stand of the night had a response in the woods on the opposite side of the big field I was hunting. Moved across the field and bowled a few more times. Five minutes later I had two yotes in the thermal.
I kept quiet letting them slowly work their way in. Very slight breeze and they were on my downwind side. After 10 minutes they must have caught my wind and headed for the woods. I stopped them with some female whimpers and they came charging back in.
Unsure of the distance but feeling the pressure I decided to take the shot. Dumped the female at 95 yards. Shot was a bit high as I spined her but she was DRT. After a little pup Distress and not getting the other to come back I went to retrieve my kill.
As I approached the dead yote the other began barking from the woods. We barked back and forth for five minutes but it wouldn't show itself so I packed up and left.
I can't thank [beeep] Game calls enough for a great product and also Noname1 for some awesome advice he posted recently.
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