Best electronic fox call?

[Long drag]

Yes I understand what you are saying, that assuming he can be seen for a period of time for the shot, in a large open field no problem, but if he can seen working his way along a ditch but he won't cross into open ground, that's when I turn off the caller and call by hand, remember I'm 150 plus yds from the caller, and he's 150 plus from the caller, in the opposite direction, 300 plus yds at night is a good shot in my books.

 

[foxhunter]

Yes I understand what you are saying, that assuming he can be seen for a period of time for the shot, in a large open field no problem, but if he can seen working his way along a ditch but he won't cross into open ground, that's when I turn off the caller and call by hand, remember I'm 150 plus yds from the caller, and he's 150 plus from the caller, in the opposite direction, 300 plus yds at night is a good shot in my books.

Why would you set up the caller 150 yds away ? I sometimes wonder why people dont work things out and make things easier for themselves. I set up my caller only about 60 yds away and works great, if it comes in great but if it hangs up 100yds away still great

 

[wabbit warren]

i normally put my caller at about 75-80 yds in the field with the high seat. bang in the middle between the cover crop and the woods
the field is about 130yds long and ive shot some down the bottom of the field and some my side of the caller 50-60 yards
you can see some come in from a field or so away and others appear like ghosts on top of the caller
your scanning around with the thermal one second nothing, the next second youve got a fox 6foot from the caller looking at it trying to work it out

 

[Tazz]

i normally put my caller at about 75-80 yds in the field with the high seat. bang in the middle between the cover crop and the woods
the field is about 130yds long and ive shot some down the bottom of the field and some my side of the caller 50-60 yards
you can see some come in from a field or so away and others appear like ghosts on top of the caller
your scanning around with the thermal one second nothing, the next second youve got a fox 6foot from the caller looking at it trying to work it out

Put a couple of dog biscuits on top of the caller if that keeps happening

 

[Long drag]

Why would you set up the caller 150 yds away ? I sometimes wonder why people dont work things out and make things easier for themselves. I set up my caller only about 60 yds away and works great, if it comes in great but if it hangs up 100yds away still great

Because I get better results, you should try it sometime .

 

[foxhunter]

Because I get better results, you should try it sometime .

I haven't got the problem works fine for me.

 

[wabbit warren]

had my first fox since the spring come into the caller properly last night, she came around the corner of one of the pens ears up looking straight at it.
she didnt get any further than that. 130yds nice easy shot