I'm certainly no expert, but I've had a few respond to cottontail, jackrabbit, and yellowhammer woodpecker distress calls. One thing for certain, they won't come from a long ways out like a coyote. No need to call for too long. I'd say, get as close as you feel comfortable, call at night and use a shotgun. The last one I called came in when the season was closed. They aren't fast so I decided to give him the boot. When he made it into the brush and my partner couldn't keep the light on him, I decided to let him go (read: save my azz /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif )!
