Wondering if anyone has tried the Cass Creek battery operated calls.I am thinking about trying the moose call this year as I have no luck the way I try by mouth.Would be glad to hear your views on this call.
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schnarrfuss
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I didn't know they made a moose version. Have not seen one anywhere. It is not hard to call them by mouth, just pick up a good DVD or CD and try it out. I like the Owen Scott DVD and CD " Calling Them In".
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HappyHunter
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Thanks For The Tip
I have tried audio tape vcr tapes and listened to other people call.I just can not seem to get it right.Guess it is like singing I listen to it but sure can"t do it.They have the calls I mentioned in Wal Mart here in North Bay Ontario.
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Adrian J Hare
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Yep, the sound has to come right from the gut.
Nothing beats the old traditonal birch bark cone for distance calling. And when you know there's a bull close by, use your hands and cup them around your mouth and block your nostrals with your index fingers, just as you would when using the cone. The cone can also be used to imitate the sound of a cow urinating in the water. Another call I've seen used a few times with success is a tomato juice can with a shoe lace at one end. But you need to be around water to use the can call, because the shoe lace has to be wet for the can call to work properly. The can call is an easy call to use.
Nothing beats the old traditonal birch bark cone for distance calling. And when you know there's a bull close by, use your hands and cup them around your mouth and block your nostrals with your index fingers, just as you would when using the cone. The cone can also be used to imitate the sound of a cow urinating in the water. Another call I've seen used a few times with success is a tomato juice can with a shoe lace at one end. But you need to be around water to use the can call, because the shoe lace has to be wet for the can call to work properly. The can call is an easy call to use.
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Mighty Mooser
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Pratice makes pefect calling. If the Rut is on and moose are within ear shot, they will come to the sound of you blowing your nose!!! We had 2 bulls coming to my call 2 years ago, The little one was racking his antlers 100 or so yards out in the trees, but would not answer. I could not here the Big one coming in from the north, until my Brother shot. The big one answered for 2 hours straight coming to the call, my brother was only 150 yards from me, and he could hear the big one, he could not hear the little one racking the bush. Human ears suck..
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