Coyote Call?

[Camo]

I'm new on here, so this may have came up before, but what does everyone recomend for an economical coyote call.
I have a lease in So. Ill. and it has several coyotes and I have never really hunted them before, so I'm looking for a good enjoyable way to get myself and maybe even my 10 yr. old in on a coyote hunt.

[SLYDOG]

There is a guy right in your neck of the woods that has a good predator three pack and it's a good value. It's LeMarr game calls

[e-mail] or by phone [phone]

Jason is a good guy and he builds a heck of a call for the money.

Rich Cronk also makes a real good call. He makes all kinds of predator calls. He builds a super howler and His Bear call is the best in the buisness.

Kevin Lukins builds a darn good call out of aluminum that has a sound of its own.

and don't forget the RHINO, Jay builds a call called the brass Rhino that is to die for.

There are many good call makers on this board and I have most of their calls. Every one that I have will call critters. There is only a hand full of the call makers that I have never used one of their calls but I haven't heard a single bad thing about them. Its up to you, hope this helps

sly

[Krustyklimber]

...Economical coyote call.

I would recommend going to www.allpredatorcalls, and picking up two production calls.

One a CritR Call (might also be labeled Critr Getr by Carlton's)... looks like this



The other Johnny Stewart PC-3



With the two calls and shiping you'll be into it a chunk less than a single custom call, and those two calls are classics with a great reputation.

You'll want two calls so if one stops working for any reason, you'll have a back-up.

Krusty

[SONG DOG]

Hello fellow Illinoisian. Good to see you hear. Where abouts do you live? I'm 50 miles somewhat south west of Springfield in Palmyra.
Need anything let me know.

God Bless,

SONG DOG

[Bobcat]

I get asked a lot about what call to start out with. I usually recommend the Sceery AP-3 closed reed jackrabbit call. First, it is very easy to blow well without a lot of practice. It will call coyotes, fox, and cats anywhere.......whether you have jackrabbits or not. The mouthpiece is designed like a pipes so it is easy to hold in your mouth. The body of the call is made of camo'd rubber so it doesn't "clang" around and make a lot of noise banging into things as you walk to your stand. The reed is also very easy to change when the time comes. It is one of three I always have with me in the field.........


The Crit'R Call Pee Wee is another one of the three. I would start out with a closed reed though. They are easier to use.

Good Hunting,

Bob

Here is a link to AllPredatorCalls: www.allpredatorcalls.com/

[BobR]

Camo, All the calls mentioned above are good calls, but I like the Primos Coyote and Bear Buster. That call has worked better for me than all the calls above. It has a brass reed and a big barrel that makes an excellent sound. It is easy to blow and is a two piece call that is easy to pull apart to tune or change the reed. I have called in 8 lions and lost count of the coyotes, bobcats, and bears that the call has brought in. It is an easy call for a beginner and sells for $9.95 at the website Bobcat mentioned above.
Bob

[captkb]

I also recommend the mini blaster by Burnam Brothers. Its easy to use and works great on coyotes, foxes and bobcats.

[Bobcat]

The Mini-Blaster is #3!

[okcoyote]

hey camo,,,,,,,,,,,,,

here is my 2 cents wotrh............not sure it is worth that... i really like the circe calls for closed reed calls and the critr call for open reed calls...the standard and the pee wee........ good luck

okcoyote.