Thanks for the help! I think I'm on the right track, even if I haven't bagged one yet. Had one run right by, but he was so quick I wasnt fast enough to get my cross hairs on him.

One set Ill call for a little while, then I move to the adjacent corner of the property around 1 mile away. Then Ill go across the road to another field maybe 1.5 miles away. Then If I haven't had any luck I go farther down the road to a different track which is 3-4 miles away.

It didnt work out last weekend because when I went to the first two spots I kept calling in Turkeys! As soon as the birds came into the field I had to stop calling because Turkey season opens this week and I didn't want to get busted and spook the birds. At least I know where to hunt for Turkeys next weekend!

Ive got a Foxpro Wildfire; On full blast (off course depending on terrain) how many acres/miles can I expect a coyote to hear the call?