Okay I have a problem. I live in an area of Northeastern Oklahoma with a BOOMING coyote population, but they have been hunted so hard they will hardly ever come to standard prey in distress calls (Cottontail & Jackrabbit). I haven't had a whole lot of luck howling either. Recently I've read several articles on hunting coyotes near cattle, and I am directly adjacent to a large herd of cattle and calves are everywhere. Does anyone know where to find a bawling calf call?

try getting hold of a recording of a baby(human ) crying or a bird in distress lie a chicken or a pheasant.

In any case, ask these guys: www.predatormasters.com

I am in a similar situation in mid-Missouri. For what it's worth, my most productive tape to play on my caller is Death Cry of a Crow. I shot a bobcat on a stand once when taking my last look around before moving. Only had a shotgun because I was only trying to call crows. No crows came, but the cat did.

The call you need is the Coyote "pup" distress call.

Thanks very much for all the ideas! We raise different types of fowl and a recorded session of some of the peacock, turkey, guinea, or pheasant calls just might do the trick!