cornstalker
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Anyone use it?
Does it work?
Does it work?
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Prairie dog "All Clear" sound on e-caller
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cornstalker
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My buddy bought a CS24 from allpredatorcalls.com and it was one of the sounds he chose.
Sounds a little like a drawn out warning bark, not as sharp or intensely repeated.
I have never heard it in the dog town, but that's cuz I am always flingin' lead at the first one to poke it's head out.
Try this link..
Sounds a little like a drawn out warning bark, not as sharp or intensely repeated.
I have never heard it in the dog town, but that's cuz I am always flingin' lead at the first one to poke it's head out.
Try this link..
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C_latrans
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What I know as the warning bark is a series of rapid monotone barks. They ususally do this while laying just below the rim of the hole. Usually all you see is an eyeball.
What I know as the all clear is a bark followed by a whistle. Usually you will see them way off in the distance and they jump up on their hind legs and throw their head back while doing this sound.
Both sounds are easy to duplicate with a predator call with a coaxer voice. I've used these for calling coyotes around a PD town. Never have tried it while shooting prairie dogs though. Send me a PM if you would like to learn to do this. Include your phone # and I give you a call and demonstrate. Dale
What I know as the all clear is a bark followed by a whistle. Usually you will see them way off in the distance and they jump up on their hind legs and throw their head back while doing this sound.
Both sounds are easy to duplicate with a predator call with a coaxer voice. I've used these for calling coyotes around a PD town. Never have tried it while shooting prairie dogs though. Send me a PM if you would like to learn to do this. Include your phone # and I give you a call and demonstrate. Dale
Originally Posted By: cornstalkerAnyone use it?
Does it work?
I figure if you hear it or have heard it...... you aren't shootin enough.
I don't recall it ever being "all clear" when I was shootin em.
I 've heard that if you take 3-4 small 2x4s cut to about 8 inches and stand them up out on a few mounds that dogs will tend to come out more. They think their buddies are coming out I guess.
Does it work?
I figure if you hear it or have heard it...... you aren't shootin enough.
I don't recall it ever being "all clear" when I was shootin em.
I 've heard that if you take 3-4 small 2x4s cut to about 8 inches and stand them up out on a few mounds that dogs will tend to come out more. They think their buddies are coming out I guess.
cornstalker
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Why don't we just cut some silhouettes out of masonite and put a paint spot on them so's we don't blast 'em....
I happen to have some p-dog targets to trace and should have a couple of pieces of masonite left over after the chicken coop is built.
I happen to have some p-dog targets to trace and should have a couple of pieces of masonite left over after the chicken coop is built.
cornstalker
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I would just claim to have farted..
t/c223encore
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Originally Posted By: DiRTY DOGThe administrator at California Predators Club uses a Foxpro Coaxer to call ground squirrels up from their holes for a shot. (Even though it's illegal in CA.) I imagine the "all clear" sound would work too, although I've never tried it.
WOW, I was about to take my foxpro out to the ground squirrel field near me. Guess it stays home and I lay there till I see one like I have been doing.
t/c223encore.
WOW, I was about to take my foxpro out to the ground squirrel field near me. Guess it stays home and I lay there till I see one like I have been doing.
t/c223encore.
