How to Make a Homemade Coyote Call

Looking for predators but can't seem to hunt anything? Then you need an e-caller, a simple electronic device that mimics the calls of your prey. Whether you're on a budget or just feeling handy, make hunting coyotes simpler with this easy to design coyote caller to imitate both male and females in the wild.
With basic household items, learn how simple it is to design a predator e-caller that will begin driving coyotes to you when hunting.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• 6-inch cable with 1/8-inch phone jacks on both ends
• Mono plug to jack line adapter
• 6-inch cable with a 1/8 inch jack on one end and stripped at the other end
• CD player or MP3 player
• Power horn
• Soldering iron and solder
• Small power amplifier

1. Use your soldering rod to solder the stripped power horn cable to the stripped end of the 6-inch cable, then plug your soldered speaker wire to the "EXT" phone jack on your power amp or speaker. Amplified sound signals will be transmitted from the power amp into the power horn.

2. Attach the "mono plug to jack-line adapter" to one end of your remaining 6-inch cable, then plug the other end to the second open jack line on your power amplifier.

3. Plug the other end that you attached "mono plug to jack-line adapter" to the 6-inch cable into the phone jack on the CD player or MP3 player. This line will send the sound signals from your music device to the power amp.

4. Insert your caller into a sizable hunting bag, keeping the speaker out. Insert your coyote caller CD into the CD player and play. If you are using an MP3 player, play your coyote caller tracks.

5. Use the volume buttons your CD player or MP3 player to increase the sound amplified through the power amp into the power horn speakers.

Resources

• E-caller Manual

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