Let's do a collection of caller audio files?

remyltr said:
There is a free app i used once for the iphone
But now with Bluetooth speakers being really good now
It could be worth sharing them
But saying this are the battery life any good
In our winter temps?
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with the vast array of affordable battery boosters...battery power should no issue
 
I use some of the free call files from Varmint Al, and make sequences with silent gaps, using Audacity. Killed a few coyotes with these call sequences.
Varmint Al's site is https://www.varmintal.com/ahunt.htm
Cheapo bluetooth speaker works great, but I wish it didn't BEEEEP when initially powered on
 
Buck_Up said:
I use some of the free call files from Varmint Al, and make sequences with silent gaps, using Audacity. Killed a few coyotes with these call sequences.
Varmint Al's site is https://www.varmintal.com/ahunt.htm
Cheapo bluetooth speaker works great, but I wish it didn't BEEEEP when initially powered on
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Thank's great site with an absence of moose calls though.
 
 
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The raven call and snowshoe scream originally came from a naturalist site and are quite good. We called in a buddy's first wolf by playing the raven call 2x and the wolf walked out of the trees. I usually start with a raven call. Not sure where the raven and wing came from originally, but works well, especially if you have a raven decoy or 2 out. The jackrabbit distress and raven call will really pull in the birds - after I have done the snowshoe call a couple of times, I will play it. And as we know, where ever there are ravens squawking, a canine will likely pop out to see what the fuss is about.

Hope the moose call works - it is a large file and I haven't used it moose hunting, but it should work. Edit - use the bottom one - its the wav file converted to MP3 format

Thanks Remyltr for putting them on here. Enjoy!
 
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