LOHMAN

[wiscokid]

Just wondering if anybody else has had success with the lohman predator calls. I have used them a little and had moderate success. i have mostly used the raspy coaxer(rabbit distress) and have dabbled a little with the fawn distress as well. i was just wondering if anybody else has an opinion on these calls. They are really the only ones i have ever used.

thanks

wiscokid

 

[TheHuntedOne]

The Lohman's were the first calls I ever used. I still have about 5 or 6 of them around. I don't carry them anymore but they were decent calls. I remember the second time I ever used them, I was sitting against a bush on a bright sunny winter morning calling to a field edge. All of a sudden this shadow passed over me, and then the hawk came right behind it, about 6 inches from my head. Scared the snot right out of me. I like the Sual Tone, and today I make some of my hand calls with the same feature of a built in coaxer.

As for the fawn bleats, being from Wisconsin, you surely have places where the deer yard up in the winter. Try a fawn bleat close to these places in the dead of winter. I have called a number of coyotes near deer yards with fawn bleats.

Sometimes if you take a fawn bleat, and blow it hard like a distress call, they make pretty good rabbit distres sounds too.

The think I liked about the Lohman calls was their size, They were large enough to fit in my big old paws.

Al
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[Jimmie in Ky]

Like Al my prefered call from the LOHMAN line is the dual tone. That coaxer built in gives a caller several options in pitch.I blow it without covering the coaxer hole, it gives the call a high pitched squeal that gets a predators attention quick.

Out of all the factory calls I own I prefer the lohman dual tone and Johnny Stewart pc3 above them all.Jimmie