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Post by HHGHHG on Oct 9, 2003 20:15:23 GMT -5
 A question for the experts. I have decided on a Loudmouth. I live in So. Tex. and have access to hunting opportunities both South and North West of Corpus Christi. Lots of game. What would be a good allaround combination of sounds for a 16 sound card and or two cards [32 sounds] ? I want to call coyotes, bobcats, coon, javelina, wild hog, deer, crow, turkey, quail, and hawk. I know some calls work on more than varmit. Any help appreciated as to brand and combination that could be downloaded. Thanking you in advance, Hoot Gibson
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Post by AllPredatorCalls on Oct 9, 2003 21:47:34 GMT -5
Hoot, You can get by with the 16 sound card the unit comes with - if your looking for some sounds to download - start with www.varmintal.com I have found super sounds on the internet by doing a google.com key word search. Don't get me wrong - many of the sounds loaded to the stock sound card are great but I love experimenting with different sounds. As for turkey, elk, and crow sounds, I found so many good ones that can be downloaded for personal useI stoped looking. Heres a coyote I got this AM with downloaded sounds (thanks to Varmint Als "greeting howl, Rich Cronk's Howl, and the pc2 and 3 from Varmint Al's) Anyway, good hunting  |
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Post by Bobcat on Oct 10, 2003 10:35:02 GMT -5
Hey Hoot,
Congrats on your new caller. Let us know how you like it!!
AP,
Congrats on the yote. I know Rich is smiling. I am glad you got to take some time out for calling!
Good Hunting,
Bo
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Post by Bobcat on Oct 11, 2003 12:51:19 GMT -5
Hey Hoot,
Did you decide which sounds you were getting? Let us know what you loaded. If you want to visit about it, feel free to give me a call. I will send you a PM with my phone #.
Good Hunting,
Bob
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Post by Bobcat on Oct 12, 2003 18:50:53 GMT -5
Hey Hoot, I enjoyed visiting with you today!! Let me know when you get your caller. I know those coyotes and bobcats that have been giving you fits are in for trouble!! Good Hunting, Bob ps-I forgot to ask if you were related to this rascal or possibly named for him?:  |
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Post by Cronk on Oct 14, 2003 9:47:06 GMT -5
"What would be a good allaround combination of sounds for a 16 sound card and or two cards [32 sounds] ? I want to call coyotes, bobcats, coon, javelina, wild hog, deer, crow, turkey, quail, and hawk" ----------------- Rabbit distress, Flicker or yellowhammer, Cronk's 2pupLip will call a lot of coyotes, bobcats javelina, crows and hawks. The woodpecker distress or a coon puppy distress will call a lot of coons at night. Ask for the crow calling sounds for the Loudmouth if you want to call crows a lot. Deer grunts and soft bleats will call deer in late fall. Fawn or jackrabbit distress calls mule deer real well and sometimes whitetails. If coyote is your main target, you may want to add a lonesome howl and a high pitched challenge. I have a brand new sound that will be very good for all predators that I call DeathLip. It sounds like a very distressed fawn or large jack rabbit. I made it with one of my lip squeak tricks. I think it is going to maybe call a cougar for me also. Whooeeeee!  |
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Post by Bobcat on Oct 14, 2003 18:27:08 GMT -5
Rich,
I think we are going to have to "bottle" you, you sound machine, you! ;D
Keep 'em coming,
Bob
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Post by HHGHHG on Oct 14, 2003 19:55:18 GMT -5
Thank everone for your advise. I will put it to good use. Bobcat, re: the picture, I was nicknamed after him altho I'm sure I'm not the only one. For info he was a rodeo cowboy during the silent movie days. Ordered my Loudmouth yesterday, along with several Cronk sounds pre-installed. Looking forward to taking pictures of some past tense critters and making a bunch more of them nervous. I'm keeping four open slots for future sounds. Little cool front with a lite mist blew in today. Sure makes a fellow want to get out in the woods. Later, Hoot Gibson
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Post by Bearmanric on Oct 14, 2003 21:29:41 GMT -5
Took Ap Jones advise and Down Loaded The Sound's On Varmint Al's Site. Onto My Loudmouth. Very Clear and Easy Too do. Just Plugged Loudmouth in Too The Speaker on The Computer. Was Very Easy. Rick
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Post by Bearmanric on Dec 23, 2003 0:36:28 GMT -5
Bobcat Try some Handcall call sound's on your LoudMouth. I think it sound's pretty good. you will be surprised how good it sound's. Have a good xmas. Rick
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Post by Bobcat on Dec 23, 2003 9:44:26 GMT -5
I agree, Rick......I had some on there the first night! It adds a nice balance. I really like that feature on the Loudmouth!!  Good Hunting, Bob |
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Post by hayseed on Dec 23, 2003 11:37:08 GMT -5
hey hoot
love the cammies, where did you get them
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