I have got my new foxpro fx3 loaded with coyote sounds, The bad news is my arm is in a sling if there is anyone wanting to go out this weekend I just need someone to be the shooter I am In crawford county Ohio If so email me @ killallcats@hotmail.com Tony

Tony, Some of us are meeting Saturday morning in Coshocton, Ohio to do some scouting and a little hunting. We are scouting in prepartion for a group hunt on the 10th. I'm a newbie myself but some experienced callers are running this show. Your more than welcome to join us. We are meeting at 8:30am at the Mcdonalds on the corner of 2nd street and 541 in Coshocton. We will be heading over to the Woodbury Wildlife Area. Something like 20,000 acres. Check out the Woodbury hunt thread.

Windows Media Player works on the links for me. Thanks, great stuff!

What sort of call would one use to get a low pitched bark like is on the one titled "new challenge"

I used a cow horn howler to make all sounds used in the demo links. I no longer advocate the use of barks while calling. Younger and more timid coyotes might be intimidated by the barks, and therefor less likely to approach.

One of the things that no one has spoke of is if two or three guys hunt together, and all of them howl. This technique works really well.

The key I found is to sound like immature males, and when you challenge, sound like an immature male.

When a pack of coyotes think that a group of immature males has moved in on their territory, they come in multiples.

Be sure that you have the wounded pup call handy for when you shoot, it just gets them to pour on the steam to get there faster.

I may make a 45 minute to an hour stand when I have a group working like this.

Good luck, and find a hunting partner that would love to learn to howl.

It may help that various kind of howlers be used by different guys. I avoid the deep soundiing howlers unless I am challengiing a boss dog to come in and fight.

I've tried 3 0r 4 howler calls and have found them all very hard to use. Can you recommend a good easy to use call?

Thanks for the great tip.Someone on this site always comes up with new ways to call and hunt.I sure giver a try.

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would anyone have any idea on what howls to use, i think it is breeding season and would like to know wich howling sounds to use at this time of year
TT

Check out Carvercalls.com,he makes gorgeous and great sounding howlers,his calls are exceptional,i'm not saying other callers don't make better sounding,ask around.

I have 2 cocobolo howlers from him i orederd by accident,they both are alike,grain a bit differant,really gorgeous,i can sell you one for $30,i can send a pic,PM me if interested.Free shipping.

Oiler, ordered 2 howlers by accident? Funny, you can buy a top grade cocobolo howler from the Carver website for $24.95. Shipping included. Not $30.00.

I once set up and started calling, starting out with a lone howl, I repeated this in 5 minutes waited 5 more and went into a rabbit distress. I scaned slowly around and saw a bobcat in the 10lb catagory 80 yards looking at me. I dont know how tuff he thought he was, but I know how tuff he would need to be to steal a rabbit from one of these big eastern coyotes. I let this cat walk do to size and a one cat limit in lower Michigan. This took place in January with a heavy snow falling, little to no wind at 2:00 in the afternoon. I have never before or since called a cat with howling involved, and almost always hunt in good cat areas.