PREDATOR UNIVERSITY presents four (4) new FREE SOUND FILES

TonyTebbe

TonyTebbe

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A couple of weeks ago, when I released the Free Download of my TT Little Pup 1 sound file, I mentioned that I was working on some other recordings for release.

Well, here are a couple of them. I'm offering them for FREE DOWNLOAD. All I ask is that you keep me posted of how they work out for you and if you have good success, don't fail to mention the sound file and who you got them from.
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First up are Jackrabbit and Cottontail distress recordings on my TT Extreme call. The recordings are called TT Jack Extreme and TT Cottontail Extreme. They are recordings of me hand calling, but it's what I do on stands and have had pretty good luck over the years. This hand call is my bread and butter on stands. If you can't go calling with me, take me with you.
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It starts out a little passive, then builds up from there. Nothing too crazy though.

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TT Jack Extreme.mp3

TT Cottontail Extreme.mp3

Clink on link to listen or Right click on link and "Save target as" to your computer, then copy to your eCaller.


Next up is a shrill Cottontail distress recording on one of my TT Cow Horn Tip calls. The recording is called TT Cowtip Cottontail. This is a high shrill recording with alot urgency. I've been making my cow horn tip calls for a number of years now and they've always brought me good luck.

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TT Cowtip Cottontail.mp3

Clink on link to listen or Right click on link and "Save target as" to your computer, then copy to your eCaller.




Now...If you are more into the recordings of live animals, here is a live jackrabbit recording that I've been using for the past 3 or 4 years. I call it TT Jack Frenzy. It's a jackrabbit that we caught and recorded. It's a recording unlike any commercial one out there. He's frantic, he's struggling, he's kicking, he's snotty, he's gurgling, and he's a freakin' coyote magnet!

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TT Jack Frenzy.mp3


Hope yall enjoy, let me know what you think of them, and put them to good use. Try the handcalling recording, try the live recording...heck, try both of them.
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Disclaimer: These recordings are for personal use only. Absolutely no commercial use of these recordings allowed, without written consent of Tony Tebbe and Predator University.

Tony
 
Dang Tony
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! I know I'm pretty new to coyote hunting and that you've been doing it about as long as I've been alive; but I still cant get over how good you are at calling and all the sounds you can make. Just amazes me! I practice as much as I can and I think I sound good for how long I've been at it. Then I hear you call and again I realize how far I have to go. Thanks for the sound files.


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Out-freakin-standing Tony! These are awesome. The TT Jack Frenzy sounds sooo good. I guarantee it'll work. Sweet hand callin' too. Can't wait to use them. THANKS BRO
 
Yet another example of Mr. Tebbe's generosity and dedication to predator hunting and PM members.

Thank you, Tony!!!
 
When I was about 6 or 7 years old, I listened to an old 8-track my dad had in the truck of a screaming rabbit. I asked him, "how did they get that rabbit to scream for so long?" With a serious look of his face, he replied. "They put a clothes pin on his testies." I'm sure he was just-a-laughing inside. I believed him until I was about 14. LOL!
 
Thanks a bunch guys. I'm nothing special on a hand call. I've heard a whole lot better callers on stage and on stand. I just added 2 more sound files for those who prefer Cottontail Distress.

I hope you put the recordings to good use.


Oh yeah...You'd be amazed at how focal jackrabbits get, just by holding them by their ears.

Thanks...Tony
 
Sweet sounds Tony, thanks for the downloads! Just got done putting them on the ol' CS-24 and they sound awesome! Can't wait to give 'em a try. BTW...as to you not being anything special on a hand call, I beg to differ my friend! I have been on stand with you and you made all the hair on my neck stand up, not to mention the "hair of the dawgs" that came running in time after time!
 
I know that I sound like a broken record sometimes in response to your posts and contributions to this forum, Tony, but you are a good guy.

Not only do you live the coyote hunter's dream life, but you selflessly provide advice and tips on this forum. Now you're bringing us more sound files without charge! Thank you for all that you do and thanks for the growing library of TT call files!
 


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