Wildlife Callers

Here’s a practical how-to habitat guide for anyone looking to call more grey fox.

I was recently asked to provide some easy to understand and easy to use information and advice to anyone wishing to call predators for photography or harvest. Since education and useful information is the very reason for the Wildlife Callers’ Blog, I have designed this post with that end in mind. The subject “Calling Predators” taken as a whole, is a very broad topic, thus I’ve chosen grey fox calling for this post. My next post will include advice on calling sounds and I’ll include video of grey fox being called.

When I think of calling grey fox, I think of quick responses to the call, lots of responders, and hard charging responders that will come right back if you shoot, miss, and quickly start calling again. These lionhearted little guys are the first predator I called successfully, the first animal I skinned for monetary gain, and the first predator I sought when I first took my six-year-old son calling. My entire twenty-three years of calling has had plenty of these feisty predators in it and always will. (more…)