| 1. Most callers will be calling and get a set of eyes | | | | and it hangs up and moves back and forth |
| at long distance and have the animal coming in | | | | sideways, at this point he is done and has decided |
| and take the light off for seconds to look in other | | | | it is not his game. Your only shot will be then, and |
| directions for additional eyes and the predator | | | | you have to take it. |
| coming in will see them in the back of the truck | | | | 5. I find one of the most important mistakes is |
| or in the high rack and go off. | | | | using the light, I always move slowly in circles, if |
| 2. As the animal is located with the light you can | | | | you move fast and the predator has any |
| make no noise, the sound of metal against metal, | | | | elevation coming in he can see you as you make |
| or whispering will give your location away and turn | | | | the fast turns with you hand and light, and will |
| the animal back in the bush. | | | | hang up, or leave. |
| 3. A lot of predator hunters keep the mechanical | | | | I have had the opportunity to observe all of this |
| call going once the animal is located, it is my | | | | first hand through 3rd Generation Night Vision. In |
| experience that as soon as the animal eyes are | | | | the last ten years I have called in at least 750 to |
| located, shut the call off and make the animal | | | | 1000 predators each winter and watched the |
| come on in and find where the thinks the sounds | | | | whole animal not just the eyes and the body |
| is coming from. | | | | language on every set. I have called in Javelina's, |
| 4. An animal will give away his intentions on | | | | lions, fox, bobcats, coons, coyotes, wolves and |
| coming in or hanging up by his body language and | | | | been able to observe all their behavior coming in. |
| movements. Most hunters get an animal coming in | | | | |