
Thanks!!
///Fredrik
I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself. A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough without ever having felt sorry for itself. D.H. Lawrence
I´ve been experimenting with sounds and different calls to get a great bird-distress sound for Reds, i took my seasons first calling stand on the night Friday to Saturday as the weather finnaly got a bit warmer and had been seeing alot of foxtrax in the snow at this location.
Headed out just before midnight and got set up, as i started to call i saw a fox coming out of some brush 500 yards away and he sat for a while listening then he layed down and just wouldnt budge. I kept an eye on him through my scope as i continued to call for another 15 min.
All of a sudden i got to think something was wrong and i turned my head around and 150 yards out the other way a fox came jumping in through the snow and i didnt get him to stop jumping until he was 20 yds away and i got the shot he dropped in his tracks but the fox out on 500 yards sneeked down in a ditch and left the way he got in.....
I was using my bitereed call i bought from Steve (SDHowler).....Awesome!!
///Fredrik