ok im going coyote/fix hunting this spring and l need to get some calls but what kinda... only answer if you have experience

should l get a coyote call or a rabbit distress cal or what????

and thing that is under 30$ and that will bring coyote/fox in
also that is easy to use cuz l heard open reed calls r harder than closed reed ones
if you find me a good call on cabelas.com that is what l want using the info above then you will get best answer or gandermtn.com
also wat do you think about using 270 winchester or 22 ruger???
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is this any good
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an electric call is a very good idea, a .270 is going to tear it apart, a good choice would be a .22-250, or .223

look up dan thompson calls on cabelas, those are excellent calls, also try on cabelas look up tweety, and thumper call
those are also excellent the twwety and the thumper call are made by verminator game calls

A squealer. Its a wounded rabbit call. They sell 'em at Walmart for $20.

Also If its long range use the .270, if its closer use the .22.

Take it from somebody who spends alot of time callin yotes and foxes, get one good distress call, open reed, l recommend a randy anderson model. BUT go to a pet store and get 3 or 4 different 'squeaky' cat toys, they should all sound a little different. They are super cheap, about $2-3 each and you will call in alot of dogs with them. My secret weapon...