Bird distress

[browning204]

I hear alot of talk that bird distress is very good on alot of critters, I don't use them much and maybe I should.

Who uses bird distress on their set-ups and how well do they work??

[keekee]

I run allot of bird distress. Some kind of bird distress on about every stand. It has worked well for us about anywere we have hunted.


Brent

[browning204]

I have used them while bored to attract bluejays and stuff, never ran it awhile to see what happens. I will try it more I guess.

[keekee]

If I am blowing distress sounds on a stand. I open the stand almost 90% of the time with soft bird distress. Then after a few min I get on the call hard. I will switch up hand calls and run different bird distress as well.


Brent

[browning204]

cool. I gotta practice with some of my open reeds. Right now I am using the E_caller and am just thinking of how I will approach next fall.

other than expand my territories!!!!!

and get a tree climber and a GOOD gps.

[Arkyyoter]

I am certainly no expert....heck, I never was even a spert....but, I use bird distress frequently. I many times mix it with other distress sounds...I know it sounds funny, but it has worked well for me. I will post a link to some of the sounds I use. This is not a calling sequence, but rather a demo of a specific call, and some of the sounds I use...

I am hesitant to post this, as I am sure there are much better callers here than I, but I can at least show you some of the sounds I have used sucessfully here in Arkansas...

http://www.arkyyoter.net/Sounds/T.U.C..wav

[keekee]

Sounds great to me Joe!

And mixing the bird distress in with you other sounds don't sound a bit strange to me, we do it all the time as well.


Brent

[bigben]

they are killer on fox.  I use more bird distress around my area mainly because the bawling bunny blues are so played out it isn't worth it.  as far as coyote I am new at em and just try a couple different things with em.  I still use rabbit distress but the only time is pretty much the first two months after that it is hard to keep a red from going downwind while using rabbit distr.

[THO Game Calls]

And you call yourselves men - HA -

I can see it now, just like the scene in Jeremiah Johnson when the great hunter comes back and drops a single scrawny rabbit in the Indian squaw's pot -

No self respecting eastern alpha coyote is goinna eat a bird.

He wants something with FUR and FLESH  - not a mouth full of feathers -

I say give your bird calls to the Audubon Society and get a mans call.  Something that makes them HUNGRY - makes their MOUTH WATER - makes 'em DROOL -

But that's just me, I don't even like chicken    :roflmao:   :roflmao:   :roflmao:

AL
THO Game Calls
www.thogamecalls.com

[browning204]

How can you NOT like chicken? 

well all I am saying is everyone says bird distress are the best, so I thought I would try to learn more.

As I said, I wanna try different tactics this fall.

some different sounds

hunting from above

More locations

[Bopeye]

But that's just me, I don't even like chicken    :roflmao:   :roflmao:   :roflmao:

AL
THO Game Calls
www.thogamecalls.com

Don't quite know what to think of a man that don't eat chicken.......
You ain't one of them veggie-tarian type fellers........is ya? 

[CCP]

[Bopeye]

Easy with that Chicken Rich........

[Hawks Feather]

CCP,

I thought Colonel Sanders was taller than that.

Jerry

[Hawks Feather]

CCP,

I thought Colonel Sanders was taller than that.

Jerry

[KySongDog]

Anybody hear an echo? 

[FinsnFur]

Yerry's stuttering again 

[HaMeR]

 :roflmao:  I get to laugh at somebody else now! :roflmao:



  Sorry Jerry!!!!!!!!

[MI VHNTR]

I like to use the Johnny Stewart Yellowhammer Woodpecker sound quite a bit. It's brought in more than a few coyotes so that I can introduce them to my 223. MI VHNTR

[ohiobob]

How can you NOT like chicken? 

Have you seen WHAT the Chickens eat ??? But I did work in a Slaughter House when I got out of High School and
IF you guys seen what goes on there you may not eat a LOT of things !!! 
Bob