Public Calling
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Found some fun today, so I figured I would share. We have a huge Redneck gathering called the Dixie Deer Classic. Well I went and took my Double Coyotee calls. Now can you imagine about 200,000 sq ft of folks walking around looking at everything under the sun then some one rips into a howler with everything in their lungs. That's what you call a crowd stopper. I was waiting for someone to come up to me and ask me to leave. This show is targeted at Deer and some turkey and a crap load of outfitters, but no one has anything for predator hunting. Which can make for a boring show.
I must say if you get the chance go Public Hand Calling, it could be the next big thing.
I must say if you get the chance go Public Hand Calling, it could be the next big thing.
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We have got some security guard that walk the plant and have to go outside. They were told about a fox that had been roaming around. They had said that they would not go outside if they saw the fox. So tonight when I got off I took my radio so I could here them talk. I went down the street and started ripping into my howler. Yall should have heard the terror in their voices. It has been a while scene I laughed so hard.
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I thought i was the only one!
I started with duck calls in traffic, then moved on to a yote howler and a piliated woodpecker call. I live in an apt. complex right now, and behind the complex are some woods, where we have a local pack of yotes that will kick up late at night, so naturally the yuppies complained to the management, so now i take my digital caller out on the balcony on the nights I don't hear them and crank up a locator call.
I'm a police officer, and i work in a crappy neighborhood, It's even more funny to hit that howler from a hidden location with a bunch of thugs hanging out nearby, They loose it.
It's an addiction. It's too funny to stop.
I started with duck calls in traffic, then moved on to a yote howler and a piliated woodpecker call. I live in an apt. complex right now, and behind the complex are some woods, where we have a local pack of yotes that will kick up late at night, so naturally the yuppies complained to the management, so now i take my digital caller out on the balcony on the nights I don't hear them and crank up a locator call.
I'm a police officer, and i work in a crappy neighborhood, It's even more funny to hit that howler from a hidden location with a bunch of thugs hanging out nearby, They loose it.
It's an addiction. It's too funny to stop.




