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U Caller

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  • 06-12-2017 11:21am
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    minktrapper
    Registered Users Posts: 1,994 ✭✭✭


    Anybody ever use the speaker for the u Caller for calling fox's. Would it be so load as to frighten them away.


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    Walter Mittys Brother
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    Not sure but the flash from the camera definately would ;)


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    minktrapper
    Registered Users Posts: 1,994 ✭✭✭minktrapper


    Walter Mittys Brother wrote: »
    Not sure but the flash from the camera definately would ;)

    ?


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    Walter Mittys Brother
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 314 ✭✭Walter Mittys Brother


    As you'd not be using a ucaller for hunting as Wildlife Act 1976, Section 35 (1) (d) deems that to be illegal I assumed your were taking photos.

    I may be wrong on both counts :(


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    minktrapper
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    Not so much as photographing them more of a head count just to see how many are around. Sort of a head count.


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    Czhornet
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    Its fairly loud alright, too loud really, unless you just wanted to get his attention from the next parish!! I normally just use the speaker on the unit itself, plenty good if he is within ear shot. (No pun intended) :D


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    Eddie B
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    They improve your audience numbers for sure. Start off low, and increase gradually until you hear birds calling back. If after a while, no more birds are coming in, then increase volume to pull in birds that are further away. They should commit well, not aware of any loud noises that may have occurred.


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