Hubertus mouse call for attracting foxes and raccoon dogs
≈ $13
Price at the dealer: 11.90 €. Converted at the ECB rate as of November 06, 2026.
No permit required (18+)
39500 Ikaalinen, Finland
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ID: 11454816
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Details
- Original language
- Finnish
- Brand
- Hubertus
- Category
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇫🇮 39500 Ikaalinen, Finland
- Availability
- In stock
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- Source
- Eräkala
- Last checked with the dealer
- about 17 hours ago
Description
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Hiiret ovat kettujen perusruokaa, niinpä saat houkuteltua ketut paikalle hiirien lyhyellä piipityksellä. Kettu kuulee hiiren piipityksen jopa 100 metrin päähän tyynellä säällä. Kun viimeinkin näet ketun alueellasi jossa väijyt, käytä hiiripilliä nyt vain siinä tapauksessa jos kettu on menossa sinusta poispäin.
Kutsuäänen pitäisi kuulostaa näin: fi - fi - fi. fi - fi. fi. fi - fi - fi.
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"Mouse pipes: All predators and the fox in particular react to the short, clear whistle of the mouse which serves as it staple food. The fine hearing of the fox perceives the whistle in calm conditions up to a distance of more than 100 metres. Depending on temperament, hunger sensations or the wisdom that comes with age, the fox will immediately, even though carefully, steal up to the location of the lure, or approach in a wide arc - in order to get wind or to arrive under cover. Generally, the hunter will only use the mouse pipe if he has set eyes on a fox that is stealing away from him. If he is able to find cover in his vicinity (shrub, thick tree, pile of wood or similar), he will - as quietly as possible - hide behind it and emit the mouse whistles at intervals.
For instance sounds like: fi - fi - fi. fi - fi. fi. fi - fi - fi.
In order not to let the fox make him hold up a cocked gun for too long, the hunter, if he wants to use shot, should only raise the gun when the fox has come so close to him that it can no longer escape him. Apart from sufficient cover one should make absolutely certain that the wind is good and that the fox does not have to cross the hunter’s tracks. "
