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Title: spitfire question
Post by: dannysdaddy on February 24, 2010, 06:39:25 PM
i need to download some sounds.  anyone have an effective list of sounds you use a lot???
Title: Re: spitfire question
Post by: carpsniperg2 on February 24, 2010, 06:45:28 PM
it depends on the area here are a few of my faves that are always killers. also it depends if you are planning on calling more yotes or cats as well.


woodpecker dis
fawn dis
baby cotton tail dis

male challange #4
yote pup distress

then after i shoot i always like, or if i get a older smart dog that hangs up on me during the right time of year.
coyote death cry
Title: Re: spitfire question
Post by: fishnate on February 25, 2010, 07:08:11 AM
I like to have a few of each cotton tail or jack. Get some odd ones too like kitten distress or chicken dist you want to mix it up after you have called areas late in the season like now. :twocents:
Title: Re: spitfire question
Post by: CastleRocker on February 27, 2010, 06:42:10 PM
For some reason, the two Foxpro sounds that I've had the most luck with are  "Lighting Jack" and "Lil Jack".  I have no idea why, as there isn't a Jack Rabbit within a hundred miles or so of here!  I've made many stands, not playing those sounds, and had nothing come in, then switch on one of them, and here they come.  Doesn't make any sense, but it works.

One time last year, I was signaling to my son that it was time to move with the "bull elephant trumpeting", and a good sized male coyote came running down the road.  Figure that one out.  (However, I've tried it since with absolutely no luck).
Title: Re: spitfire question
Post by: seth30 on February 28, 2010, 07:52:31 AM
I still want to get a foxpro, but Just cant justify the price when I have the credit card to pay off. :bash:
Title: Re: spitfire question
Post by: tlbradford on March 01, 2010, 04:39:55 PM
For some reason, the two Foxpro sounds that I've had the most luck with are  "Lighting Jack" and "Lil Jack".  I have no idea why, as there isn't a Jack Rabbit within a hundred miles or so of here!  I've made many stands, not playing those sounds, and had nothing come in, then switch on one of them, and here they come.  Doesn't make any sense, but it works.

One time last year, I was signaling to my son that it was time to move with the "bull elephant trumpeting", and a good sized male coyote came running down the road.  Figure that one out.  (However, I've tried it since with absolutely no luck).

I just want to know what possessed you to put that sound on the caller in the first place?   :chuckle:
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