yes they will, but you are limited by the mouse squeacker loudness. It will call them in and will proably call in some bobcats and fox  too.

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depends on the teran. If you are in heavily wooded forest like me not for maybe a hundred yards. Open pasture maybe 200 to 300. This is just speculation thought. I general start my calling sequence with a mouse squecker. Just to make sure i am not siting right on top of a predator (I don't coyote hunt, i hunt what ever comes in to my call since it is all in season during the same time anyways). Then i go with my rabbit call. Then to a jackrabbit. If nothing comes in in about a 1/2 hour i move. Just to let you know i work in the plant that makes all the knight and hale games call. Which one do you have, the bulb type or the call type. If you have the call type mouse call you can fluter you tongue in the call to make a bird in distress call too. Is the mouse call all you have or do you have other call? I generaly bring my circe triple reed (mouse rabbit and jack all in one), my bird distress call, my open reed call, and my squirrel distress call (one is the squirrel wistle and one is a custom made call by me at work. I squirrel reed from a squirrel call put into a call body instead of the bellow); or i just bring my electronic caller. Let me know if you need any help.