You need to practice recall training with increased distractions.
Start over. Practice in your house and yard and only do it when you have set him up to succeed and are sure he will come. (You may want to purchase a 20ft line to help out with this) Then, start doing it in the front yard, in other safe areas, etc. Eventually work up to the field. Don't let him off leash until he is completely calm.
He shouldn't be offleash in this field if he has no recall. For now, your best bet would be to buy a long line (maybe 100ft long) and let him stay on that.
Oh, forgot to mention.. use small treats and "jackpot" him (give him a handful of tiny treats rapidly) when he comes to you. Coming has to be a good experience.
Also, since he doesn't seem to like to listen to the word come, you might want to try "here"
Start over. Practice in your house and yard and only do it when you have set him up to succeed and are sure he will come. (You may want to purchase a 20ft line to help out with this) Then, start doing it in the front yard, in other safe areas, etc. Eventually work up to the field. Don't let him off leash until he is completely calm.
He shouldn't be offleash in this field if he has no recall. For now, your best bet would be to buy a long line (maybe 100ft long) and let him stay on that.
Oh, forgot to mention.. use small treats and "jackpot" him (give him a handful of tiny treats rapidly) when he comes to you. Coming has to be a good experience.
Also, since he doesn't seem to like to listen to the word come, you might want to try "here"