the cold and snow deffinetly helps when calling predators but one week of it is no where near long enough to stress them out to where they will run you over to get that rabbit.howler is right,during times of extreme cold predators(and all warm blooded animals,including humans)must feed more to sustain body temps.calories produce body heat,the colder it is the more calories they need to stay warm.deffinetly take advantage of the cold temps but you might come across some fox or coyote that seem to not be interested or as if they didn't hear your distress cry's.this is becouse without any snow and with warm temps food was plentifull and easy to find and they may not be starving or real hungry.but then again,there predators and there always hungry so get out and do some calling.

Edited by - coyoteseeker on 01/16/2003 18:40:15