02-03-2006, 03:53 PM
Ja, men så vil jeg da gerne komme med et “indspark” i denne tråd:
Det har jo selvfølgelig noget med ræve at gøre: [
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På et Amerikansk forum søgte jeg tips angående ”Fox calling” . Amerikanerne anvender jo i stor udstrækning lokkekald ifm. jagt. Jeg fik følgende svar:
"I like the Crit-R-Call Pewee open reed call. You can vary from high to low pitch distress with any of the open reed calls by how far you position your upper lip on the reed.
Approach your hunting area into the wind and find concealment on the edge of an opening. Reds are likely to be in heavy cover during the day and you want to sound like a dying rabbit or bird to attract them to an opening. Make a setup where you have decent visibility for 180 degrees out in front of you and watch for fox trying to circle to get downwind of you. Using a mouth call usually means wearing camo or clothing that helps you blend in with the environment since varmints key in on the exact location where the sound is coming from. I like to sit with my back against a tree or rock with my knees up to support my arms and rifle. Try to keep movement to a minimum and just use your eyes to scan for incoming fox. If you see one coming, position your gun for the shot while they are still moving so you don't have to move once the fox is in range and offers a good shot. If you are hunting in thick cover with small openings, a shotgun would probably be the best tool for the job........12 ga with BB size shot in a full choke is pretty effective out to 40 yards but under 35 yards is better. Practice lip squeaking......very effective when a fox hangs up in brush as you don't have to move your hands to entice them closer."
Bill D
Jeg har nu bestilt, og modtaget 1 stk. Crit-R-Call Pewee, som jeg vil prøve at teste på de Danske ræve her I foråret.
Og, JA! Jeg har fortsat ræve på reviret!!!
Swift
Det har jo selvfølgelig noget med ræve at gøre: [
]På et Amerikansk forum søgte jeg tips angående ”Fox calling” . Amerikanerne anvender jo i stor udstrækning lokkekald ifm. jagt. Jeg fik følgende svar:
"I like the Crit-R-Call Pewee open reed call. You can vary from high to low pitch distress with any of the open reed calls by how far you position your upper lip on the reed.
Approach your hunting area into the wind and find concealment on the edge of an opening. Reds are likely to be in heavy cover during the day and you want to sound like a dying rabbit or bird to attract them to an opening. Make a setup where you have decent visibility for 180 degrees out in front of you and watch for fox trying to circle to get downwind of you. Using a mouth call usually means wearing camo or clothing that helps you blend in with the environment since varmints key in on the exact location where the sound is coming from. I like to sit with my back against a tree or rock with my knees up to support my arms and rifle. Try to keep movement to a minimum and just use your eyes to scan for incoming fox. If you see one coming, position your gun for the shot while they are still moving so you don't have to move once the fox is in range and offers a good shot. If you are hunting in thick cover with small openings, a shotgun would probably be the best tool for the job........12 ga with BB size shot in a full choke is pretty effective out to 40 yards but under 35 yards is better. Practice lip squeaking......very effective when a fox hangs up in brush as you don't have to move your hands to entice them closer."
Bill D
Jeg har nu bestilt, og modtaget 1 stk. Crit-R-Call Pewee, som jeg vil prøve at teste på de Danske ræve her I foråret.
Og, JA! Jeg har fortsat ræve på reviret!!!
Swift