Predator calls?

[Rockymtnx]

I am just wondering what everyone recommends for predator calls. I am going get a new one, and with so many on the market I don't know where to start.
I have one PS OLT that would be ok for coyotes, but was kind of thinking about new one that would be good for wolves.

Thanks

[katts69]

rocky, get ahold of redfrog. i just purchased a distress and a howler from him, best sound i have heard. i have most of the primos ones, hotdog, little dog. and the ones jim sells are way better sounding than those. take care, rob

[gonefishin]

I use a snoeshoe in distress, jack rabbit in distress and the rodent coaxer, all made by Sceery and I absolutely love them.... and so do the coyotes! Awesome sound.... very realistic.

[LongDraw]

Keeping it to 3 calls; a howler, a jackrabbit distres and a fawn distress.

I have some custom calls, but in reality the Primos are just as effective.

[Rockymtnx]

Have any of you used these on wolves?

Thanks Katts69 I am in contact with RF.

[Islander]

I've been using this "cub distress" call from a company in Arizona. Wasted 50 bucks getting it shipped here, only to have it sound like nothing even remotely close to a bear. It does make a god-awful sound though, and sounds quite a bit different than the usual distress calls. So far, the coyotes seem to like it, as I've called in 7 in about 5 setups. Today I also used a mouse squeaker once I had their attention, and that worked like a hot damn.

[triggerpress]

Just make sure you get an open reed call. Closed reed calls will freeze up in cold weather and are best left for fair-weather use.

triggerpress

[Supermag]

You will find that, with a little practice, you can make almost any sound with one. Fawn in distress, mouse squeaks, jackrabbit, higher-pitched barks and howls, cow elk...just to name a few off the top of my head.