Me and a friend of mine got out for a few hours Saturday, to a area i hadn’t been to since last season. On the second stand about 5 minutes we had one sneak in behind us, but Rod put the hammer down on him before he could escape. In order to try and get him on screen I has to twist around and kinda aim the camera. Not sure if i had got anything on film I decided to stop the stand soon after the shot so i could check. As i was rewinding the film to check, I looked up to see another coyote 10 feet from the caller trying to figure what was making that sound. I quickly got the camera back to record and did manage to get the shot on that one on film. We were trying a new sound i have recorded called cottontail Ala cart. It turns out to be a decent producer already. A few stands later found us set up near a hill i had called a fox in last season, but it had checked up out of shotgun range. The caller was only running for minute or two before i caught movement on the hill we were facing, right away i new it was a fox. It ended up checking up around 300 yard, So i decided to give the new sound another try. As soon as i flicked the switch It hit mach 5 on a beeline to the caller, It had covered 300 yards in just a few seconds, Stopping three feet from the caller. I got the camera zoomed and gave the shooter the green light. I didn’t remember to get and pictures of the fox, and it got a little warm soon after so we made our way back to town. If you want to give that sound a try on your caller, I have it loaded up in the audio section for download. Just let me know how it works for you.
