Called in a kitty

[lung-buster]

Got off work early with enough time to call a couple spots. Been hearing lots of coyotes the past few months. First spot I climbed in a fork of a walnut tree about 5ft up so I could see over the rise of the ridge and started calling. This kitty came in after 15 mins of calling. It saw me and just crouched down trying to figure me out and I got the gun eased around it was over. 223 barns tsx

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[D84]

What call brought it in. I'm heading out in the morning

 

[lung-buster]

What call brought it in. I'm heading out in the morning

I'm not much of a predator hunter but was using a rabbit in destress mouth call I've had for several years.

 

[AllOutdoors]

Cool

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[ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER]

Nice cat

 

[Rjratliff1975]

Congrats that's awesome! I don't call much, but I have never been able to call in a bobcat.

 

[Lone Hunter]

Congrats that's awesome! I don't call much, but I have never been able to call in a bobcat.

Try a fawn bleat call also. I've called in a bobcat with it before. Took about 30 min. before it came in.

 

[Mike Belt]

It's possible anyone that predator hunts has called in a cat and never known it. They usually don't respond anything like a coyote. They sneak in, sit and watch, and sneak some more. You really have to keep your eyes peeled for that type of movement.

 

[Rjratliff1975]

Congrats that's awesome! I don't call much, but I have never been able to call in a bobcat.

Try a fawn bleat call also. I've called in a bobcat with it before. Took about 30 min. before it came in.

Thanks I will give that a try. I would love to get a bobcat for a mount!

 

[CATCHDAWG]

It's possible anyone that predator hunts has called in a cat and never known it. They usually don't respond anything like a coyote. They sneak in, sit and watch, and sneak some more. You really have to keep your eyes peeled for that type of movement.

Truer words have never been spoken. I've had cats take off yards from me while leaving that I never knew were there. Also, if want to target cats you have to call differently, pretty much constantly. I almost always use a ecaller for cats because of that. They seem to like the "busy" type sounds the best.I usually use some kind of bird sound and get lucky every so often.

 

[fritoman]

Awesome

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