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What sound should I use, Is a question I hear asked often. It may sound like a easy question to answer and certain times it is.
It has a lot to do with what time of year it is, what kinda terrain you are hunting, what are you targeting and a few other variables like hunting pressure. Then there is the easy answer ” Confidence “, You will call more animals with the sounds you have personal confidence in then any others.
The sounds you have confidence in are the sounds you are going to be using more often. No mater what you hear, there is no secret, magic or best sound. There are some sounds that are going to work better at certain times, places and conditions.Every caller has a different idea of what sounds good, and there are a lot of opinions on what type of sound works best.
Whether it be rabbit distress, bird, exotic distress or the targets distress. Every caller will adapt there own technique for the way they call and no two callers will sound the same on a call.I recommend getting a few calls for each kind of distress you are planning on using and practice, practice and practice. As you spend more time in the field it will be like a switch being flipped and your confidence and success level will rise.RabbitI have good success using both cotton tail and jack sounds. I do slightly favor cotton tail over jack, but that is just personal preference.
I like a smooth, repetitive, mildly aggressive sound, while others prefer wild, loud aggressive sounds. Like I said, its personal preference and has a lot to do with confidence. The reason I prefer a milder sound is because in my eye it will call aggressive animals in and still have a good chance at bringing in a more timid animal. I recommend getting out there and finding what works for you, try a little of everything.BirdBird distress is a great sounds for cats, coyotes and fox. It is usually a more busy sound, which I believe cats prefer. A bird sound is typically a great sound to use in areas that receive pressure and most likely it wont scare off or intimidate sub dominant animals.Other distressSounds like fawn, chicken and exotics are good sounds to use in pressured areas and for bigger targets, like lion and bear.
I will rarely use these sounds (Deer/ fawn), almost only when I am targeting lion and bear. There are a lot of guys that swear by them and use them often, I am just not one of them. Give them a try and find out what works for you.VocalsWhether it be coyote, bobcat or fox vocals, they all will work.
But some will work better at other times and in other situations. I have never really been a big vocals kinda guy. I do call a lot of coyotes in with howls, but I almost always use non aggressive howls.Targets distressGreat sounds to use for the animal in question and sometimes other predators will come too. A few of the sounds that I use often are, coyote distress/ pup distress, fox distress/ fox pup distress and kitten cries. They all work well for me and I call a lot of animals with each every season. Coyote distress is a great sound to use after the shot, a lot of times it will bring in a second animal or bring back a missed coyote.
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Grey fox distress is a very good sound to use when calling in foxy areas, it works great and really brings them in. Plus you have a good chance at calling in anything from Lion to Bobcat.