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predator hunting Lubbock area

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predator hunting Lubbock area

Postby troglodyte » 10:17 pm May 14 2010

My sons and I would like to do some predator hunting. We have access to land but I don't know much about predators or calling. I've been doing my homework but I'd like to hear from some folks here.

Seems there are quite a few here that are from the Lubbock area. Any tricks to southern plains/caprock predator hunting?
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Re: predator hunting Lubbock area

Postby Txpapa » 04:17 pm May 15 2010

Most of the predators that I kill are from a gun or bow blind. If I'm coyote hunting I use a rabbit call it works very well. I also called in bobcats w/ it too. If you hog hunt don't use a hog call they don't work @ all just bait them.
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Re: predator hunting Lubbock area

Postby slimpickins » 08:24 am May 17 2010

Find you a high spot, sit with your back to the wind, and don't get in any hurry.
I've hunted with folks that make a 10 minute setup and leave.
It ain't worth my time unless I have an hour at each setup.
I started timing my setups and average time to sitting down to call and pulling the trigger is 38 minutes.
Many times a dog will sneak in and sit and just watch from 300 yards out, those are the ones I love to work into range, challenging.
I use mouth blown rabbit calls, I think my lanyard has 7 or 8 different brands/tones/pitches.
I even carry a red tail hawk call that has brought tough dogs in close enough to shoot.
I've had 3 electronic callers and wasn't pleased with any of them.
I want to be able to stop and start when I want, as the situation needs, change calls and how I blow them.
Can't do that with an electronic caller.
Most of my setups I can see several miles, so I know it'll take a while for them to come in.
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Re: predator hunting Lubbock area

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