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Stix wrote:Scotch predator you say...
Yep....some Scotch around the camp fire before a prowl through the paddocks turns me into a predator...
southwest shooter wrote:Stix wrote:Scotch predator you say...
Yep....some Scotch around the camp fire before a prowl through the paddocks turns me into a predator...
Nah I always go with my hunting mate Jack Daniels.
southwest shooter wrote:Good work Bruiser , what about a scotch predator caller ? I use one , easy to use and if the foxes are around and interested it brings them in .
Also you can buy replacement reeds from the USA .
Bruiser64 wrote:southwest shooter wrote:Good work Bruiser , what about a scotch predator caller ? I use one , easy to use and if the foxes are around and interested it brings them in .
Also you can buy replacement reeds from the USA .
That is an excellent recommendation. My local gun store sells them so I can buy one and give it a go. Has anyone here used one of the Icotec electronic callers? They look interesting.
Jon79 wrote:Ducked out to a property on the edge of town last night, the owner has a function centre and foxes have knocked off all his ducks on the lake.
Found a nice little spot and tried out the game caller app on the phone and had these come running one after another
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Jon79 wrote:Ducked out to a property on the edge of town last night, the owner has a function centre and foxes have knocked off all his ducks on the lake.
Found a nice little spot and tried out the game caller app on the phone and had these come running one after another
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Stix wrote:
Good stuff Jon...they look nice healthy foxes..
I rekon its always an eye opener having a cat or fox trot right up to you no matter how many times you see it happen...
Although i dont like it when they come closer than about 80 yds...i get nervous for some reason...
And if i forget to hold over at close range the 204 zips them open & leaves a terrible mess...
Can i ask what is the app you have...?