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Module 4 of 9 Core

Shared Predator-Calling Principles

Learn the calling principles common to all predators and how fox and bobcat differ from coyote, then know when to hand off to the coyote track for deep calling work.

Best after: Species ID & Biology: Fox, Bobcat & Beaver The SC Legal Framework: Seasons, Night & Trapping Law

Lessons

3 lessons in this module · 37 across the path

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  1. Distress vs. Vocal Calling: The Core Distinction The two families of predator sound, prey-distress and species vocalization, what each triggers, and why distress carries most multi-predator work. Points to the coyote track for deep calling. Lesson 14 of 37
  2. Calling Fox & Bobcat: How They Differ from Coyote Adapting distress calling for foxes (closer, faster commit, higher-pitched prey sounds) and bobcats (patient, long sits, slow approach), and why neither responds to howling. Builds on the coyote calling module. Lesson 15 of 37
  3. Call Selection, Volume & Cadence for Mixed Predators Choosing prey-distress sounds, volume, and cadence to fit terrain and the species you expect, and sequencing a stand when more than one predator may answer. Lesson 16 of 37
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