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Ray&Luie
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Squalling

Belive it or Not , the Tim Ball Squallers are very effective tools
iv seen many come down because of old tim ball ...

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I have squalled hundreds out with my mouth and with a squaller. Not sure which one works the best. Some coon will respond to the squaller and some to the mouth. I have squalled them out of den trees and right down to the hounds. I have squalled and they jump out from 40 feet up. Some coon won't even look up when squalled but others seem to be ready for action.

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Hoosier Man1
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quote:
Originally posted by blueticker
I have squalled hundreds out with my mouth and with a squaller. Not sure which one works the best. Some coon will respond to the squaller and some to the mouth. I have squalled them out of den trees and right down to the hounds. I have squalled and they jump out from 40 feet up. Some coon won't even look up when squalled but others seem to be ready for action.

Man o man please post a video I would love to see this.

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john Duemmer
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OK. heres a challenge for all you coon squalling experts. First one to Post a video of you squalling a coon down a tree all the way to the ground with dogs treeing and i will send you a nice crisp $20 bill. I Been hearing these stories for 40 years and have blown in darn near every kind of squaller made and have never seen it done.

Coons with holes shot in them or collars on dont count.

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blueticker
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John, contact mleck (Marcus Leck) or Ed Green on squalling one out. Opening night of season Roy and Rebel treed a nice size boar coon and we had no gun. I squalled Mr Coon right down the tree and the battle was on. Save me the trouble and just send the $20.

It's really neat to see one run out to the end of a limb 40 feet up and go sky diving. This doesn't happen often but I have seen a few do it.

I'll send Hoosier Man the audio to see if he can post the audio. No email so I'll email an audio to John. my email is down will attempt it later. How would you post an audio?

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blueticker
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trying to post audio?

coon.wav - 0.53MB

Click on URL and listen. This sound has brought many coon down the tree and right into the hounds mouth. It sure gets a young dog fired up to see one crawl down the tree to do battle.

Getting one to come clear to the ground works best if you pull the hounds back 15 feet from the tree. However, I have had many come right on down.

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quote:
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John, contact mleck (Marcus Leck) or Ed Green on squalling one out. Opening night of season Roy and Rebel treed a nice size boar coon and we had no gun. I squalled Mr Coon right down the tree and the battle was on. Save me the trouble and just send the $20.

It's really neat to see one run out to the end of a limb 40 feet up and go sky diving. This doesn't happen often but I have seen a few do it.

I'll send Hoosier Man the audio to see if he can post the audio. No email so I'll email an audio to John. my email is down will attempt it later. How would you post an audio?

I told you that you would do anything for money. LMAO

I have squalled more coons out of trees than shot out during the winter months. Elbrader is the master at it though. I have seen him bring them out of den trees right down to the dogs i have seen them run out of holes in the ground right between my leggs while he was squalling. Very few times can he not get one down if he wants it there. when a coon is coming down the treeing and your standing there squalling you better be far enough back from the base of the tree that when they finnally jump the last 3-20 feet that they dont get on you. half the time they will make the leep to land right square on the light you are shinning on them.

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quote:
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I told you that you would do anything for money. LMAO

I have squalled more coons out of trees than shot out during the winter months. Elbrader is the master at it though. I have seen him bring them out of den trees right down to the dogs i have seen them run out of holes in the ground right between my leggs while he was squalling. Very few times can he not get one down if he wants it there. when a coon is coming down the treeing and your standing there squalling you better be far enough back from the base of the tree that when they finnally jump the last 3-20 feet that they dont get on you. half the time they will make the leep to land right square on the light you are shinning on them.

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quote:
Originally posted by john Duemmer
OK. heres a challenge for all you coon squalling experts. First one to Post a video of you squalling a coon down a tree all the way to the ground with dogs treeing and i will send you a nice crisp $20 bill. I Been hearing these stories for 40 years and have blown in darn near every kind of squaller made and have never seen it done.

Coons with holes shot in them or collars on dont count.

Im going to have to start carrying my video camera....I have done that more times than I can remember in the past. My old hunting partner Mike Nelson does it all the time....I just never have a video camera on me. I will try to get a good video and post it on here....Shane

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Cody farned
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I got one

I always climbed up there and kicked em out I wanted all the coon I could get for my hounds to fight I've did it all my life till a lil over a month ago when I fell out... And broke my back, chest, and both wrists.. Now i will reley on squawling and my cricket!! I love coonhunting more than anything already back in the woods some!! I have all the pic to prove but don't know how to put em on here can text em to anyone who doughts me!! (918)-261-9974

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The difference is the coons just like the deer and turkeys,in the Midwest I have seen some of the dumbest animals there are,turkeys come across a wide open field 5 at a time,you don't need scent lock for deer, and I'm sure the coons are the same way! And to prove it one of you guys that has all this luck of squalling the coons to jump and down the tree etc....you can stay at my house and I will put you on. Some coons and I would be impressed if you could just make them look not jump,breakdance are whatever else y'all can say you do,just look consistently and I will say you are doing something! The only time these coons look is after they have a little lead in them,my number is 571-233-5819

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Jerry West
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Wow, this is a great read.

Type of squaller is not the key, but knowing when to stay soft and when to get excited with the tones. Also, know to keep your light dim and behind the coon. Most of the time a coon will not run toward a bright light.

In over fifty years of running coondogs I have seen hundreds and hundreds squalled right down the tree. Usually down to about 15 feet from the ground, out a low limb, and jump as far as they can.

In the past month:
1.Shot one out, while the dogs were finghting it, the second coon slipped out. We had a great race after the fight.
2. Squalled a big boar right down the tree. He jumped from about 20 feet, had a 15 minute race. Treed him again, then shot him out.
3. Squalled a young coon right out of the top of a tree. Shook some vines and squalled, he went sky diving. Dogs caught him in the water.
4. Last night, squalled and this coon went out a limb and bailed as far as possible. After a 30 minute race, treed it again in a hollow.

Not all coons will squall out. Some will never move, others will look but not move, some will move around but never come down, others will move and not stop 'til they are headed for the hills. If you are good with a squaller, you can usually tell the 'nervous ones' real quick. Just takes some practice.

I believe coons that are treed often are harder to squall out, than coons that have never heard a squaller.

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Travis Sawney
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Check out treedtv that coon will do something you'd never believe...

It jumped out to treeing dogs. "Gotta love it"

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blueticker
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mleck had a picture of one as it was jumping out of the tree, mid flight.

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quote:
Originally posted by WVHUNTER24.7
Dont watch the new treed tv You will owe Curt Ahring $20

I'm about positive they didn't squall that coon out. that coon wanted down as soon as it seen their lights coming. That coon my friend had a loose wire.

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Bet ol' Curt see that it had a loose wire and started blowin them squallers as it was already comin' down just to get that 20.
Then again! It could just be some tricky computer imagery.

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hillbilly56
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squalling coons

i cant squall a coon out of a tree but i can make them look and sometimes move alittle and all i use is my mouth i have a buddy that i pulled horses with come get me took him to a couple my easy spots his dog treed i started shining the tree and squalling he said what kind squaller you got told him dont have 1 he couldnt belive i was doing it with my mouth but i am just a old hillbilly boy that has been coon hunting from a little fellar and loves the woods took alot of yrs to get it down pat but i 62 and can still get it done

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quote:
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I'm about positive they didn't squall that coon out. that coon wanted down as soon as it seen their lights coming. That coon my friend had a loose wire.

They cut and splice alot of film together to make a 15+ min. clip like that. Its entirely possible that they had already done some squalling before the camera got set up on the coon and that's why he was moving around so much. Coons don't typically move around like that unless they hear a squaller or you are shaking vines or the tree. I guess you might see a nervous coon once in a great while.....but it's got to be very rare that it would come right down a tree to the dogs without some provocation of some sort....jmo.....Shane

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this one?

quote:
Originally posted by blueticker
mleck had a picture of one as it was jumping out of the tree, mid flight.

This one happened when we squalled abou three times just trying to find him. he ran down the tree about 20 feet and bailed.

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Ed Green

Has anyone seen Ed Green. This chick is looking for him and here is her description of him. My guess is she really knows him.

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blueticker
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Ed had just underwent a sex change and the swelling hadn't went down but I do believe I know the gal.

mleck let me know when you get your $20

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mleck
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I thought payment had done been sent?

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I use a Timothy Ball wooden one and can squall 'em out. But, I've never been able to do it in full light. Red pop cover works best. I have squalled them out of hiding with full light but they jumped trees or moved to different places, never down.

I will say I've had several times where another guy would squall with his and nothing....then I light up mine and they move instantly. That didn't happen with my previous one, so I attribute it to the squaller.

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More squalling

I had to search for this post. I see that the date is almost 3years old. Was wondering if any had a good clip of a coon squalled out yet. I am having trouble getting one to even look at me, much less come down outta the tree with my dog at the bottem. I have the "2 lookin down" squaller.

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