Woodpecker Call
Does anyone where I can get a distress woodpecker mouth call? Are these even made I have looked a lot and can not find one.
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Bowman - If you don't mind me asking, why do you need a woodpecker call? Does it make "yotes holler? Reckin I'm showing my ignorance but had to ask.
Otter, he's just trying to call in the elusive ivory bill. :thumb:
Oh. That explains it. I hear they taste like chicken.:biggrin:
I'm sure for predator hunting. They are supposed to work really good on bobcats.
caler
i have one i got mine a wal mart it is made by loman i think
i have one i got mine a wal mart it is made by loman i think
I have a woodpecker in distress decoy and I needed the call to go along with it. Supposed to work good on bobcats and hopefully yotes.Bowman - If you don't mind me asking, why do you need a woodpecker call? Does it make "yotes holler? Reckin I'm showing my ignorance but had to ask.
I finally found one.
Interestiing Bowman. I'll have to give that a try. I know those pilated peckerwoods sure make a bunch of racket so you'd have to figure a hurt woodpecker might attract some attention.
Hey - wonder if it was bobcats what et all the Ivorybills?
Hey - wonder if it was bobcats what et all the Ivorybills?
Interestiing Bowman. I'll have to give that a try. I know those pilated peckerwoods sure make a bunch of racket so you'd have to figure a hurt woodpecker might attract some attention.
Hey - wonder if it was bobcats what et all the Ivorybills?
Speaking of the ivory bills, what ever happened to all those reports we heard for a good while. I hear nothing anymore. Is it all a hoax or not?
I duck hunted with an old farmer friend of mine and he has a huge farm and also owns 80 acres of duck hunting woods. I asked him about them and if he thought they were around or had seen any. He looked me straight in the eye and gave me this little grin and said, "you don't want to know, and that's all I'm going to say." :thumb: haha. So no, I don't think it's a hoax.Speaking of the ivory bills, what ever happened to all those reports we heard for a good while. I hear nothing anymore. Is it all a hoax or not?
I figured their mission was to put a stop to the white river irrigation project. When it was over I figured they left town.
From what I have been able to gather there hasn't been a sighting of a supposed Ivory-bill in Arkansas since 2005. But researchers haven't given up. I read that a 10 day helicopter survey started January 28. What they hope to do is narrow the search area. If they spot anything that smells definitively like an Ivory-bill, they will then send in ground teams to see if they can locate roosting or nesting area's.
My concern is, and has been, that if they find indisputable proof that Ivory-bill's really are out there, we as hunters stand a chance of loosing a big chunk of public hunting land to the restoration project. No one has come out and said as much - it's just my gut feeling. You know how whacked some of these tree-huggers are.
Check this out. The helicopter search is covering parts of the Rex Hancock Black Swamp Wildlife Management Area, Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, Dagmar Wildlife Management Area, Wattensaw Wildlife Management Area and White River National Wildlife Refuge, as well as one private tract at the request of the landowner. That's some of the best hunting ground in the whole country.
You tell me what will happen if the rarest bird in the world is confirmed to be there.
My concern is, and has been, that if they find indisputable proof that Ivory-bill's really are out there, we as hunters stand a chance of loosing a big chunk of public hunting land to the restoration project. No one has come out and said as much - it's just my gut feeling. You know how whacked some of these tree-huggers are.
Check this out. The helicopter search is covering parts of the Rex Hancock Black Swamp Wildlife Management Area, Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, Dagmar Wildlife Management Area, Wattensaw Wildlife Management Area and White River National Wildlife Refuge, as well as one private tract at the request of the landowner. That's some of the best hunting ground in the whole country.
You tell me what will happen if the rarest bird in the world is confirmed to be there.
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