Alaskan Critter
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Loudmouth has it on their sound card and I`m sorry I don`t know what a Flick is or what it looks like either. Any ideas anyone.
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Flicker
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Thomas L. Whiting
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Its short for Flicker or woodpecker call, two different types yellow hammer and red flicker, work very well all year long!! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Robert Cobb
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Alaskan Critter
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Thanks for the info. Had no idea before.
FOXPRO Systems
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Alaskan Critter,
The flicker that we use is actually a Northern Flicker. It is another type of woodpecker. Our woodpecker distress is a yellow hammer woodpecker. The yellow hammer seems to work better in most cases. We have also added some new bird distress sounds. The bird sounds seem to be very popular, esp. for bobcats. They work very well for coyotes also.
Mike Dillon
"The Caller of the Wild"
The flicker that we use is actually a Northern Flicker. It is another type of woodpecker. Our woodpecker distress is a yellow hammer woodpecker. The yellow hammer seems to work better in most cases. We have also added some new bird distress sounds. The bird sounds seem to be very popular, esp. for bobcats. They work very well for coyotes also.
Mike Dillon
"The Caller of the Wild"
Predator Spanker
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AC,
The Flicker on your sound card is the Northern Flicker. We also have a Yellow shafted Flicker. I have recorded a Yellowhammer, Pileated, Red Headed, Downey and Hairy Woodpecker.
I included what I found to be the most productive Woodpecker and Flicker sound.
The Flicker on your sound card is the Northern Flicker. We also have a Yellow shafted Flicker. I have recorded a Yellowhammer, Pileated, Red Headed, Downey and Hairy Woodpecker.
I included what I found to be the most productive Woodpecker and Flicker sound.