Hand squeaking foxes

[young1982 1]

I've just started trying to squeak foxes in by hand and I'm looking for some tips to help perfect my technique.

 

At present I'm using two fingers to cover my mouth and then by sucking in air at one corner I can get quite a good squeaking sound going, the problem I'm finding is getting it going in the first place and keeping it going because after a few mins my lips go to shite a my mouth can't take it anymore.

 

If anyone has any tips or pointers my I would appreciate it.

[SportingShooter 0]

Would buying a fox call be an unconstructive answer?

Something like a WAM, most effective ive found, i have four now and it seems to attract them the most.

Saves your mouth getting dry anyway.

Regards

ss06

[the_stig 6,614]

went out lamping with a mate once he`d been on the stella and had a curry , didnt see a thing alnight till he farted a fox stuck its head out the hedge 20ft in front of us . try a fox call some good ones on the market nowadays .

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

I just use the back of my hand. Near the crook of thumb and forefinger. Sort of 'kiss' whilst keeping the hand slightly turned away. Bit like when Charles went to kiss Diana at that polo match. But not half as turning as that.

 

Would ye believe it; I have no top teeth now and so can only manage infuriatingly short squeaks at a time?! My top lip sort of gets sucked in and f*cks everything up

 

I'd buy a caller, but I don't get to squeak that many foxes now as to make it such a big issue. My short burst transmissions still do the trick when there's one out there

[garyw 0]

I just use the back of my hand. Near the crook of thumb and forefinger. Sort of 'kiss' whilst keeping the hand slightly turned away. Bit like when Charles went to kiss Diana at that polo match. But not half as turning as that.

 

Would ye believe it; I have no top teeth now and so can only manage infuriatingly short squeaks at a time?! My top lip sort of gets sucked in and f*cks everything up

 

I'd buy a caller, but I don't get to squeak that many foxes now as to make it such a big issue. My short burst transmissions still do the trick when there's one out there

 

YOUNG.as ditch suggests thats more or less the same method i use differant parts of the hand give some strange noises your best trying differant noises,practice makes perfect!always keep your hand and lips dry for best results if you really struggle you can always buy a whistle or a caller.

[dytkos 18,038]

Hand squeaking. It's a thing you need to practice. I have had strange looks at work whilst practising. It's also different trying to do it on a windy night out in the rain rather than in a "sterile" environment. That's why I use a caller. About £4 from E Bay including postage. Cheers, D.