Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: n_mathews13 on September 06, 2018, 01:04:20 PM
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Spotted a cougar last week
Dad saw one 500yards from same spot.
It's normal for us to see one in that canyon. Going there for a week. Any advice?
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@gramps
He does a fair amount of calling and has had some success, he may have a tip or two.
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" your son's soccer team is amazing! Food and drink in a romantic way tonight?"
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" your son's soccer team is amazing! Food and drink in a romantic way tonight?"
Just wow.... 92xj, that's DAMN funny right there... I don't care who ya are :chuckle:
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I have a E caller and hand calls. Have called for coyotes but never done a set for cats
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I have had them come in to a fawn in distress a few times with my e caller.Give them something to look at as well a fawn decoy of some kind.Anything that will catch the cats eyes and keep it from looking around away from the decoy and finding you.
A cougar will sometimes watch for an hour or so before coming in sometimes the will come right in.
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Yes to Oh Mah's comments.
I have used deer distress combined with cougar whistle sounds and I have had luck with kid goat distress sounds. I don't think it matters too much which animal in distress one uses as long as the sound denotes a critter in distress. I have used bird distress sounds also. Cats hunt with their eyes and will, as mentioned, sit and search for the source of the sound. I have been busted on two occasions when I saw the cat and it picked up my movement and was gone.
Find a spot that provides some visibility and give it a try.
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" your son's soccer team is amazing! Food and drink in a romantic way tonight?"
LMFAO 😂😂😂😂
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