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Post by Swampbird on Sept 7, 2005 15:01:28 GMT -5
The Foxpro has been reprogrammed with a wider variety of prey sounds and I decided to setup and call while on the way to a Waffle House for lunch. This trail runs across a pond dam with the floodplain to the left. Set caller up on a stump (see image) for better sound dispersal and turned the Aggressive Jackrabbit on at very low volumn. After about 2 mins, I turned the volumn up some and the crows started to sounding off and broadcasting to the world that something had their attention. Any predator within hearing would keyin on this racket. A gray suddenly appeared around the curve in the bottom and I began to lower the volumn. The fox stopped to survey the scene and I switched to Gray-Pup Distress at very low volumn. The fox started to close and I switched back to the jackrabbit and he came a little faster. At about 30yds, I hit the squeaker twice and he stopped and turned sideways with his head up to my right. The Ruger .22Mag spat a CCI Maxi-Mag 40gr. JHP and the "ka-pow/whop" dropped the fox. Young male with a nice summer coat. The UnderArmour Heat-Gear in Loose-Wear I'm wearing during these hot weather hunts is really making a difference.
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