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"JJ" · May 31, 2012, 08:34 PM

603 any closed reed distress call off the shelf will call in a coyote if you do all the others things that you need to do.
I don't know what stores you have around but a Flextone dying rabbit call that sells for $13 called in my first.
A closed reed is a lot easier to learn on. Get a call you like and watch a bunch of coyote hunting videos to hear how they play their call amd then practice a lot!
Using a hand call you need to call for about a minute and then sit stiller then still for about 3-5 minutes just watching. You want to have the coyote hunting the source of the sound when it arrives. This is when a decoy is worth its weight in gold!!

Good luck and keep us posted!

May 31, 2012, 08:34 PM	#19
"JJ" Senior Member Join Date: March 23, 2010 Location: NE Texas Posts: 576	603 any closed reed distress call off the shelf will call in a coyote if you do all the others things that you need to do. I don't know what stores you have around but a Flextone dying rabbit call that sells for $13 called in my first. A closed reed is a lot easier to learn on. Get a call you like and watch a bunch of coyote hunting videos to hear how they play their call amd then practice a lot! Using a hand call you need to call for about a minute and then sit stiller then still for about 3-5 minutes just watching. You want to have the coyote hunting the source of the sound when it arrives. This is when a decoy is worth its weight in gold!! Good luck and keep us posted! __________________ ~ "JJ"