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Predator Hunting => Predator Hunting => Topic started by: shadowchaser on February 01, 2014, 12:22:30 AM
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Up here in Wayne County using my new shockwave I won from a Boondock Outdoors drawing on Facebook. Started off low with nutty nutthatch for 5 mins, went silent for 5 minutes, then blasted snowhoe 1 for 2 minutes, and the woods came alive!! 2 greys came busting up out of the swamp and I turned it down low, then I heard something behind me and here's another grey in a thorn bush. I turn back around pop one 10 feet from the call, turn around as foxbang switched to platinum and missed one behind me. I start walking to retrieve and the other one was sitting a few yards staring at the decoy. I tried to get my gun up, but it bounced. So pumped!! Still missing, but finally.
My question is why 3? Was I possibly near a territory border? The one I shot was a female.
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My summation is because it's mating season and the males are out around the females in heat.
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Congrats on calling them in. Who cares why, enjoy it.....ED
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Good job.How do ya like the Shock Wave?
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WTG! sounds exciting!
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Way to go now get out there and get after them
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Grey fox live in a family group
Ive seen as many as 6 using the same den hole
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Awesome glad you got to break in the new call the first night. Congrats!
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Called in 2 more after I posted at another spot but no shot. I was actually still in the woods when I posted :P. First stand tonight called in 2 greys and dropped 1. Next spot called in 2 yotes, but had the shotty and they hung up 100+ yards away. If I had the .223 I had a shot, but oh well. Had a great mini trip to Wayne County!!! Time to get me a red in Susquehanna now.
And the Shockwave is a beast. The volume is crazy compared to a Spitfire. Definitely a huge upgrade.