Decoy magpie's and Caller

E@gle.

I was thinking about buying some Decoy maypie's and a caller. Im am just wondering are they effective and worth buying i heard stories that during breading season they come by the dozen to the Decoys. Anyone got any Advice??

Umiq88

Used lockvogel and they will bring em in alright depending on where you are turn the crow call on and the aky will turn black

E@gle.

lockvogel is that a type of caller??

Umiq88

shoot.ie have one somewhere i think

Yes a caller a good one at that but damn expensive €200 ish

E@gle.

found it on shoot.ie

http://www.shoot.ie/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_33&products_id=51&zenid=8279edb474bd31fab215c01076652091

what other sounds does it make?? They dont have much info about it there

Umiq88

Em from memory rabbit distress, mallard, teal, widgeon, crow, magpie

Think thats it think they're could be hare and rabbit distress.

Vegeta on here has one next time he's on im sure he'll give a thumbs up

E@gle.

was looking at the Ucaller the one that you can change the cards on it for about €105 with 2 cards looks like a good deal.

Terrier

I have the lockvogel caller it's a fantastic piece of kit, mainly used for Foxes but very good on getting magpies. Only thing is even using a decoy once a shot is fired thats it, mags never come back..

The caller has an interchangable chip, comes with
Fox (mating)
Fox (vixen)
Rabbit Distress
Teal
Mallard
Wigeon
Crow
Magpie

stevoman

yes its excellent fot magpies. the magpies usually fly from ditch to ditch so thay are very hard to call though. the best technique i have found is to be in a good hide in the corner of the field. get a decoy magpie and i dead rabbit with his guts out and start puttin on the caller. the magpies will sing back to the caller so the will so keep it up ofr a wile and they'l come in right over your head. i think you know what to do from then on!!!!!

E@gle.

I might Buy that caller so