Crow Call Post (Bald Eagle) Why (7)

This is my yearly post on why I use wildlife calls.

Here is a good example of why I use wildlife calls to get a few extra keepers.

As you can see he knows I am in the area but really doesn't care. After a couple of shots He turned and looked out over the lake so I all I had to shoot was the back of his head.

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0281thru0300/baldeagle0292.jpg

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0281thru0300/baldeagle0293.jpg


I took out my crow call and was able to get some extra shots with him being interested.

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0281thru0300/baldeagle0295.jpg

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0281thru0300/baldeagle0296.jpg

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0281thru0300/baldeagle0298.jpg

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0281thru0300/baldeagle0299.jpg

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http://www.trainstuff.info/forwildlifephotogallery.net/photocatalog/wildbirds/baldeagles/0301thru0320/baldeagle0301.jpg

As you can see the wildlife call let me get a few more to look at which show the subject being curious for a little different look.



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