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[Cranky Farmer]

You had mentioned in a previous post that if you saw any more bobcats you'd try the bobcat in heat sound to see how they'd respond and I was just curious if you've had that opportunity yet.

[Bill D.]

You had mentioned in a previous post that if you saw any more bobcats you'd try the bobcat in heat sound to see how they'd respond and I was just curious if you've had that opportunity yet.

Tried it a couple times yesterday near some steep brushy draws adjacent rocky outcrops.....stayed about 20 minutes at each of those sets with no takers. Even though the new place looks super caty, I did not see any sign so the jury is still out as to whether this is a good cat calling sound. Seems I read somewhere.....maybe the FoxPro Forum.....that a guy reported it as his favorite bobcat calling sound. It is a good recording and I think might work in the right circumstances but always the chance it might scare a female off that would have come to a distress sound.

[Cranky Farmer]

Thanks.

[Cranky Farmer]

We used another bobcat sound while we were hunting with Randy Watson last weekend that worked well. It was another agressive bobcat sound that is apparently fairly new. I watched on three different ocassions as a hung up bobcat came closer after Randy used that sound.

[Bill D.]

We used another bobcat sound while we were hunting with Randy Watson last weekend that worked well. It was another agressive bobcat sound that is apparently fairly new. I watched on three different ocassions as a hung up bobcat came closer after Randy used that sound.

I wonder if Randy is going to offer that sound to Foxpro?? I sure liked that spotted kitty you got. My ex has one tanned almost identicle to that. She shot it in Texas while we were night calling about 8 years ago.

[Cranky Farmer]

Bill,I believe it is available now. As I understand it that sound is only available for the FX3. I think he said it was called Agressive Bobcat.