Never thought coyotes would peek my interest but it has. I'm looking for a mouth call as I don't wanna be lugging around a mechinal box or worry about batteries. I have no idea what's out there unless I Google it but I don't trust most reviews. What you guys have for me?
Looking for a predator(coyote) mouth call
- Thread starter fallen75
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Look up carver predator calls and order the strictly business set and you will be good to go... He deliveries to Canada
freddyfour
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Brant County, Ontario
I'll second that. He makes probably the best calls you can get for the money. A hundred times better than the plastic junkie buy in stores.
Hah, Like I said on AO, it ain't rocket science, even Canadian tire sells them. Used those "cheap plastic Junkies " since I was a teen and killed lots of coyotes. Primos makes a couple of good calls. Technique is the important thing. doesn't take coyotes long to figure all that wails isn't Hasenpfeffer. 
Grizz
Grizz
fingers284
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Alberta Cowboy Ranges
Hah, Like I said on AO, it ain't rocket science, even Canadian tire sells them. Used those "cheap plastic Junkies " since I was a teen and killed lots of coyotes. Primos makes a couple of good calls. Technique is the important thing. doesn't take coyotes long to figure all that wails isn't Hasenpfeffer.
Grizz
Ha ha yup pretty well sums up my experience as well...a buddy and I have found the plastic noise makers from a new years eve dance actually work better than any store-bought ones. Rip the paper ends off at the party and fill your pockets with just the plastic ends ( you need lots as some will last 3 or 4 sets but others give out after 1 or 2). their longevity notwithstanding- they do work well...the best I have had using one was seven yotes come to one stand all at once (2:30 in the morn on a very cold still Jan night).
elimsprint
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Kelowna, BC
I like the ELK brand calls but I have some primos and others plus a few custom from the states. The secret is to have a few different ones and change calls quite often so the 'yotes don't get used to one call. Also try to kill every one that comes in so they can't spread the word. It's amazing how quickly a whole pack can become call shy if some get shot at and survive or see others get shot.
I like the fox pro call I have probably the best, but last time I was at princess auto of all places they had a bunch of Johnny Stewart calls for cheap. Grabbed one of each kind. I tie mine up on a kind of necklace, spread out far enough so that they don’t rattle around. Keeps them handy when it’s time to make some racket.
chickens seem to work well around here lol
- Location
- Saskatoon Saskatchewan
I've had good luck with sceery calls. If you're calling in coke weather stick to open Reed calls as the closed ones tend to freeze up. I also like les Johnsons calls. Ruffi dawg or something like that.
Hollow Point
CGN Regular
- Location
- New Brunswick
if you are going to be hunting in cold weather get an open reed type. or two of the closed reed types so one can be inside your coat thawing out while you use the other one.
