[Heath]

What sound is best to use call in coyotes.

[Art Eatman]

I've always had best luck with a wounded rabbit call. The higher-pitched cottontail call seems to work a bit better than the jackrabbit, even where you have both species.

I've used Burnham Brothers tapes with fair success, but I prefer the hand-held. "Just 'cause." :)

Art

[sscoyote]

Me too-- i also use a howler for locating as well , but i'm a spot and stalk hunter, and u have to be careful with a howler-- many coyotes will come to it (and also makes a good call in that respect).

[ALHunter]

Curious to know thoughts on success with electronic calls. Any particular type or brand better over others?

[Art Eatman]

Speaker quality seems to be the deal with any of the squaller boomboxes. After that, it's the selection of tapes.

I've used a little boombox, just set by the truck, with Burnham hurt-rabbit tapes. Cottontail works; maybeso a bit better than jackrabbit...

Never had any luck with baby woodpecker, baby goat or dominant-coyote tapes.

Art

[Cindog]

Serious coyote hunters that use electronic calls, and don't mind shelling out a few big bills, swear by the Foxpro Digital Callers (http://www.gofoxpro.com/main.htm).

[Art Eatman]

The nice thing about the hand-held is that you can sit in a buddy's back yard in town and call--and fire up every dog inside a mile.

Been known to bring in housecats, too.

:D, Art

[deerhunter17]

"Curious to know thoughts on success with electronic calls. Any particular type or brand better over others?"

If you are going to get one of these calls, I would get a caller where the speaker is not right by you. The coyote will come right into the noise and they might be able to see you off eaiser.