fox on lamp

[casey06 0]

hi lads cant get a fox on the lamp have 2 b doing some thing rong any 1 ant tips ???????????????????

[iceman001979 1,316]

Make sure you have the wind blowing in your face,make sure your in bit cover where your out line does not stand out,be as quiet as possible,have good caller and change you calls.and use a filter do all this and you get one

[lazyhunter 111]

Make sure you have the wind blowing in your face,make sure your in bit cover where your out line does not stand out,be as quiet as possible,have good caller and change you calls.and use a filter do all this and you get one

listen to the expert but dont buy a dog of him .

[dytkos 17,784]

Go out at night

 

Cheers, D.

[123456 146]

Wind in your face, keep lamp on but just infront of fox and call

[gonedigging 9]

go somewhere where thers a few foxes maybe

[hunt and fish 35]

Wind in your face, keep lamp on but just infront of fox and call

Wind in your face, keep lamp on but just infront of fox and call

 

Prefer calling with lamp of mate

[j316 119]

though foxes hunted into wind so you need wind at your back

[casey06 0]

thanks lads use no any good callers

[carp man 1 219]

yea its called your hand better then most callers

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Contrary to common believe its not always best practice to call with a strong wind present.

 

Let me explain, take an example where’s the caller is stood tight against a ditch with a strong wind blowing straight into his face,, yes he is masking his scent from any fox that may approach him from upwind. On the other hand how many fox’s have approached him from behind and got a sniff of his scent???

 

Now if the same hunter was to go out on a still night with little or no wind I feel he is in a much better position to call in fox’s from all directions as his scent won’t be carried as it would with a wind present. Thats my opinion.

 

Below are two of the best callers that I have used todate, cant fault them.

[stabba 10,745]

Tbh mate your first 1 is always the hardest..maybe trying too hard..but once your first 1 falls then the rest seem to get a bit easier..atb stabba

[no 1 fox destroyer 1]

be as quiet as possible use a red or amber fillter,make sure your down wind of the fox [wind in your face] make sure you get a good field position, wear either camoflage or dark clothing and use a good caller predator 1 is the best iv used but sometimes using you hand can be just as efective. iv been lamping lamping foxs for the past 17 years and sometimes luck plays its part so keep trying it will soon come together

[nighteyes 275]

its not all about calling them you can walk onto alot of foxes on rough nights mate,spot him lamp off and walk onto it as long as youve got the wind half right you,ll be surprised how many you can walk onto ,some will call in some wont,but likes been said a filters a must

Edited November 6, 2011 by nighteyes

[Mikebee 7]

all of the above and a decent dog