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Title: Better late than never
Post by: securpro on December 30, 2007, 10:34:10 PM
A family member gave me a late christmas gift today that I was'nt expecting , A Primos predator master pak with a DVD, HotDog and Ki-Yi calls . Oh yea that ones a + in my book. I am not very good at blowing calls yet but I have been practicing with the Antler call I got from BradH. Tonight I decided to try and locate some coyotes and see what happens. First I started with the Antler call and BAMB coyotes were howlin like crazy  :eyebrow: ( just what I imagined this call would do )  Second set I used the HotDog, I gave it about five min and tried again using the HotDog along with a Foxpro Fx-3 kinda in a serinade, BAMB all hell broke loose !  I think that one located every coyote and dog in the county.  :shck:  I have alot to learn about this stuff and its going slow but boy is it fun  :yahoo: Third set I howled and howled and howled and nothin  :wo: Oh well I'll try again some other time.   
Title: Re: Better late than never
Post by: FinsnFur on December 30, 2007, 11:35:06 PM
They all busted ya and by the third round they were all just north of Dodge  :roflmao:

No seriously, sounds like ya had fun. Git after em! :yoyo:
Title: Re: Better late than never
Post by: THO Game Calls on December 31, 2007, 08:02:28 AM
I have one of Brad's antler calls too.  Amazing what it can do.   Sounds like you had a good time.  The Primos calls are very serviceable calls.   I was sent one of the first KiYi's that came out, I still have it.   I should use it more.

Al
Title: Re: Better late than never
Post by: Omega47 on December 31, 2007, 02:41:06 PM
Those primos calls are pretty good.  In fact, other than a couple Knight & Hale calls, I've tossed just about every other reed call I had and just use the calls that came in your set, plus the Primos big bugle howler.   The Primos and a couple K&H are the only reed calls I've bought that actually get the dogs to respond, and I've spent close to $600 this year on reed calls.  Half the ones I've bought, even the expensive custom ones, don't even work because the reeds bind up or aren't tuned right.  You have a good collection there, now practice and have some fun  :wink:
Title: Re: Better late than never
Post by: Frogman on January 02, 2008, 03:22:52 PM
Hey guys, I have the Hot Dog and find it difficult to blow.  I'm still learning and would appreciate any tips.  Seems like I can get the call to work fine here at the house, but when I get out it locks up or I get inconsistent howls that vary in notes.

Jim
Title: Re: Better late than never
Post by: Omega47 on January 02, 2008, 03:26:39 PM
Quote from: Frogman on January 02, 2008, 03:22:52 PM
Hey guys, I have the Hot Dog and find it difficult to blow.  I'm still learning and would appreciate any tips.  Seems like I can get the call to work fine here at the house, but when I get out it locks up or I get inconsistent howls that vary in notes.

Jim

What's the temp when you are out?  A lot of these reed calls freeze up in cold temps.  I have that problem with some Critter Buster howlers.

Sometimes you can adjust the reeds in the field to adjust for the temp changes.  Also, you might want to try keeping it in an inner pocket when not in use.