ShaunM

I was digging around youtube and found this. Never seen it before you guys might have.

Wow clutepc that's really nice. Coyote would be fine with me Dave.

Whats up with the ones on the right? It looks like they got hit by a car.

Start with tanning.

I think you would look cool in a coyote coat Dave.

I think this thread has run it's course. Thanks for playing along.

Trust me hunting items will sell in the classifieds.

Got mine out a little while ago.

Agreed.

Foxpro has their own sound files and they will only play on a Foxpro unit. Here are some free downloads as any Foxpro unit will play MP3's. You can purchase sounds from Foxpro and they will send them to you in a zip folder to your email. They do have some free ones though that you can download. Scroll to the bottom and you will see the free ones. FOXPRO, Inc. - High Performance Game Calls. Western Rivers MS Custom Calls MP3 List D3 Game Calls and Accessories Coyote Calling with Free MP3 Sounds

wd made a thread on it. Everyone needs to write them!

Every hunter and non-hunter needs to voice their opinion!!!!

They will be hearing from me for sure.

It's just that you can ask one warden and he tells you something then you ask another and he tells you different.

Oh yeah I agree. When it comes to your livestock then it's game on.

I didn't think the TWRA would let you hunt at night. I have called then before on a place that was overrun by them and they said I couldn't hunt them after dark. They said they could get someone out and put some snares out. This has been around 5 ro 6 years ago though.

The spitfire can hold a bunch of sounds but the remote will only read and play 24 sounds. You can download a program for free from foxpro or you can do it manually. If you do it manually you must give the sound a number starting starting with 00 and ending with 23. If you need any help PM and I will give you my number and I can walk you through it. I used to have one.

Will be praying.

Will be paying.

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!

I will donate also.

This is exactly what I do and it has paid off. I started out coyote hunting then on my days off would go and help out the landowner. Over time they just told me I could hunt anything I wanted on the property. I never asked to hunt deer, turkey,etc. I just helped them out because they let me hunt for free. I think it's the right thing to do. It's the best way to start a good relationship with the landowners. Also they will tell their friends and who knows you mat end up with lots of land to hunt.

Wolf.

Thanks Dave.

Coyote's, fox's and bobcats.