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Topic: Coyotes and Bobcats
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Huntingvswife
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posted January 24, 2005 11:44 AM
When sitting on a coyote stand is it possible for a bobcat to come in with all of the howling and puppy distress sounds going on? I guess anything is possible, what is the probability of a cat coming in?
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Leonard
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posted January 24, 2005 12:30 PM
Yes, it's possible. Dependant on your location. Dependant on your sounds. If you use nothing but coyote vocalizations, your chances are not very good on calling cats. However, if a cat happens to be in close proximity, he will probably be curious enough to have a "look see".
This is based on assumptions, I don't recall ever making a stand in cat areas and using coyote howls, exclusively?
Good hunting. LB
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Rich Higgins
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posted January 24, 2005 12:55 PM
Hi Jim, welcome. Glad you made it. I begin most stands with howls then usually go to distress. Bobcats and fox both will come to the distress, although they do come in more cautiously after hearing the howls.
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Huntingvswife
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posted January 25, 2005 08:05 PM
Thanks for your help guys. I guess I need to look closer for those Bobcats.
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