[img]http://[/img]

Good going!!!

Awesome!

Nice !!!!(

Bet that was a blast! WTG

You are giving me the calling bug now. Good job!

Nice. I have never seen a cat I may have called in. They are so camouflaged, and so sneaky, I am impressed anytime somebody gets one by calling.

Danny,watching them slink in at night in the lights is incredible--and sometimes scary.hate it when them eyes were comin but can't find em for the life of ya then bam--20 yds away.our season is close for bobcats.

great job and great cat.

I've called in a few but couldn't get them to come out of the sagebrush and commit to the caller even with the wiggly feather topper thing. I'm thinking of trying to call in a lion but I need to make a cubby from some old fruit branches to hide the caller. I plan to just turn it on and then go to bed and then in the morning go out to see if I can find tracks. If I find any I'll call one of my houndsman buddies to help chase it down.

i use their desire to be above the sound and lookin down to my advantage here.

i find them as easy to call as grey fox here but i'm always hunting on fresh sign i've saw for 2 months trappin.just takes em twice as long to get there.

also when that set of eyes stares at me from a hidden spot for more than 10 seconds-i think cat right away.they sit still way longer than most nervous canines in my opinion.

ugly eastern overpopulated cats so factor that in.Good Luck.

You are so right, a cat will sit at the edges and just wait for movement.

here in ks you can call at night but no light is allowed. i have called in coyotes in snow, so i could see a little better, and used #4 buck on them.

Here's my set up, I just sit at the desk with the control until something shows up and then go to what ever window is needed.

i have had coyotes hit my bait station 2 nights in a row,75 yds out the sliding glass doors.i plan on putting a fresh beaver carcass hangin in there tomorrow to push them over the edge.

Way to go.Congrats.