Coyote Calls

[albertacrude]

Just wondering what everyone here prefers when it comes to coyote calls. I'm looking at the Foxpro Firestorm but also looking for something a little more "old fashioned" as well.

 

[TheTooner]

I have a Johnny Stewart Preymaster. I prefer something else.

 

[brybenn]

I use a johny walker mouth call. By biting the reed lips I can make crow deer jackrabbit cottontail and mice squeaks. It works very well and hasn't froze. I also have a howler call. Don't know the make but it sounds good. Just keep your lips above the line or they feel weird for 20mins after

 

[roccoskeet]

Mouth calls nice to carry . Work great !

 

[Sask_Hunter]

Open Reed mouth calls. Can't freeze up no batteries to go dead and do easy to change the sound. All win wins

 

[horseman2]

Saw an Alpha Dogg on Wild TV the other night.
Those puppies were coming to a host of calls.
$319 was a little rich

 

[roccoskeet]

I have a couple predator quest calls and 2 Carver calls . I can't argue with the results so far.
And easy on the wallet.

 

[bellero]

I first bought a Foxpro Spitfire and found myself switching to mouth calls after my second year of hunting yotes. Then I later got into custom calls and started practicing and improving my technique with instructional DVD's. Last winter, I took the spitfire only once and used mouth calls every other time. I find you can better control the pitch, volume and intonation of the sounds rather than using an ecaller.

Some nice pics on here:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=673548

 

[albertacrude]

Awesome! Thanks, I'll have to check some of those custom callers out for sure!

 

[Adrian J Hare]

I got the Fox Pro Fury and know that if I did not have electrictronic call there is no way you can call long enough on a blow call to get the proper success and I work with a game call company. I see spots after 4 minutes of contue calling...