Rabbit Calling
Although not very popular among rabbit hunters, calling rabbits is a very different technique that not many hunters have tried but it can be a unique experience with unexpected results.There are several rabbit calls on the market that hunters can consider purchasing. Later on, we will make small reviews about some of the products available for purchase on the Internet. The most efficient way to get rabbits to come to you is to find out which are their favorite treats. Using pieces of tomato or chunks of melons as lures is a great way for calling rabbits in. In order to efficiently call rabbits, you will need to follow the next steps:
- Place the lures around the area where you know rabbits are living.
- Use your rabbit call for about 5 minutes and then make a pause. If nothing happens, repeat the procedure for 2-3 times.
- The rabbits will hear the call and will get curious. They will start to analyze the area and eventually they will find the lure, that would be the perfect time to take them down, during their meal.
Of course, rabbits are very fast animals and you will have limited chances of taking them down when they are eating their meal, so think before you place the lure and position yourself. The calling position is very important as it will offer you the chance to efficiently shot these animals. Jackrabbits will respond to a call but make sure that it will sound like a dying cat and don’t exaggerate when calling. When you spook a rabbit, don’t make the mistake of chasing him, just watch and wait for him to stop and put the stalk on him when he settles down. If you do chase him, you will most likely never catch him.
We will now offer our readers a small list of rabbit calls available for purchase on the Internet, products that rabbit hunters have been using for years with great results.Flextone Dying Rabbit Call
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Use the flexible barrel to produce inflection and natural pleading. This is a coaxer and a long-distance call in one. Very efficient not only for rabbits but also for foxes and coyotes.
Still Cottontail Rabbit Call
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The Still Cottontail Rabbit has a clear high-pitch call of the cottontail rabbit. It has a hands-free option and reproduces a high-pitch scream of a cottontail rabbit. Great for long-range or close-range calling. Simply vary air pressure to vary the volume of calling.
Arizona Game Calls - T2 Terminator Deluxe (Jackrabbit distress with coaxer)
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Each “T-2″ is milled out titanium alloy used in armored vehicles and aircraft. Each one is meticulously machined by a craftsman & the finish is non-anodized. The titanium alloy properties that produce armor resistance and strength also give it unbelievable light weight and phenomenal volume, sound resonance & tone qualities. The T-2 Terminator Deluxe (Jackrabbit distress version with built in coaxer) is tuned and designed with rabbit, coyote, fox and bobcat hunters in mind.
Buck Gardner - Distressed Rabbit with Mouse Squeaker 2 in 1
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From the first time novice, to the most experienced rabbit caller, you will never “out grow” this call. Produce rabbit distress cries as well as mouse squeaks for close in calling. Clear in color.
Circe - Coarse Long Range Rabbit
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Produces the loud, gravelly scream of the rabbit in distress. Great for extra-long range calling in open country or for windy days. Reeds in all Circe calls are made of non-corrosive stainless steel giving them maximum life. Great for rabbit, bear, cougar, coyote, fox, and other predators.
Dakota Yote - Badlander Rabbit Distress
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Great long-range call. Traditional rabbit distress with unique sound chamber. Maximum volume control. Calls rabbits, coyotes, fox, bobcats in farmland, prairies & timberland areas.
