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Ok, I know a lot of guys are using the e-callers of various makes/models, and I'm sure they have some huge advantages over mouth calls, such as being able to be put out a distance from you, easy to press a button and have it call rather than blowing into the call, multiple calls in one vs. having to carry lots of mouth calls, more volume, less movement, etc.
But, does anyone use the mouth/hand calls? If so, any tips on using them vs. an e-caller? Which ones do you use? Any changes to the techniques used, such as time spent on a sit, and how many sits per section due to the reduced volume?
Also, for both mouth/hand callers and e-callers, do you use a decoy of any type? If so, what has worked?
Currently I have a mouse sqeaker and a distress/howler combo (K&H Lead Dawg). I've called one coyote in with the distress call, but it was just before dark and couldn't get on it with the scope. I've also hunted a couple sits with my brother using an e-caller (not sure of the make/model, but probably not high end), but nothing came in.
But, does anyone use the mouth/hand calls? If so, any tips on using them vs. an e-caller? Which ones do you use? Any changes to the techniques used, such as time spent on a sit, and how many sits per section due to the reduced volume?
Also, for both mouth/hand callers and e-callers, do you use a decoy of any type? If so, what has worked?
Currently I have a mouse sqeaker and a distress/howler combo (K&H Lead Dawg). I've called one coyote in with the distress call, but it was just before dark and couldn't get on it with the scope. I've also hunted a couple sits with my brother using an e-caller (not sure of the make/model, but probably not high end), but nothing came in.