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How to Make a Moose Call
Even if you never call in a 60-inch bull, you’ll be able to impress your hunting buddies with your backwoods acumen when you pull out your handmade moose call.
How to Make a Moose Call Even if you never call in a 60-inch bull, you’ll be able to impress your hunting buddies with your backwoods acumen when you pull out your handmade moose call. This is how veteran moose hunter and Canadian guide John Rivet makes his. If this is too much work, you can go to Rivet’s website and get one the old-fashioned way: by purchasing it.
1 Go out during early spring, before the leaves pop out and when the sap is flowing, and find a birch tree that is 9 inches in diameter—one that is stunted, if possible—in an overgrown grove.
2 Make an I-shaped cut through the bark, with the vertical cut being about 19 inches long. The bark will peel away very easily if it doesn’t actually spring off of its own accord. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENT |
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This looks like fun. Think I'll give it a go.
it works!!
backwoods acumen? where did the drill, self-tapping screws, and bandsaw come from!?
my favoright call. Buy it!
an even easier call to build for moose is to take a 40 oz PLASTIC liquor bottle and insert a 1.5 foot piece of dowel 4-5 inches through the neck of the bottle. secure the handle with duct tape. using a knife remove the bottom of the bottle.
hold by wooden handle and rake it across brush and saplings's, it produces the sound a bull makes when scraping its antlers. very effective when used with the birch bark call. it makes the effect of a cow in heat with bull nearby. really fires up mature bulls.
another very simple moose call is to take a 1 liter apple juice can and remove one end with a can opener. using a small nail and hammer make a small hole in the bottom of the can, insert a cotton shoe lace through hole and knot both end. the lace should be quite snug in the hole. with the string hanging out of the open can top, dampen the lace with water. hold the can by the bottom edge, with the open top facing away from yourself and pull the string out from the bottom end of the can slowly. it produces a lonesome cow bawl
make sure when punching the hole for the string to place the hole in the center of the can bottom.
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it works!!
my favoright call. Buy it!
an even easier call to build for moose is to take a 40 oz PLASTIC liquor bottle and insert a 1.5 foot piece of dowel 4-5 inches through the neck of the bottle. secure the handle with duct tape. using a knife remove the bottom of the bottle.
hold by wooden handle and rake it across brush and saplings's, it produces the sound a bull makes when scraping its antlers. very effective when used with the birch bark call. it makes the effect of a cow in heat with bull nearby. really fires up mature bulls.
another very simple moose call is to take a 1 liter apple juice can and remove one end with a can opener. using a small nail and hammer make a small hole in the bottom of the can, insert a cotton shoe lace through hole and knot both end. the lace should be quite snug in the hole. with the string hanging out of the open can top, dampen the lace with water. hold the can by the bottom edge, with the open top facing away from yourself and pull the string out from the bottom end of the can slowly. it produces a lonesome cow bawl
make sure when punching the hole for the string to place the hole in the center of the can bottom.
This looks like fun. Think I'll give it a go.
backwoods acumen? where did the drill, self-tapping screws, and bandsaw come from!?
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)