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kimQ 04-20-2018 12:28 AM

coyote hunting
 
i just got my hunting license. i want to start with coyotes. hoping someone can give me some ideas. i will appreciate it

Dick284 04-20-2018 06:20 AM

Have you read the regulations?

When you do you’ll see your reference to having a hunting licence for coyotes is way out over the left field fence.

Im sorry but you need a mentor, not the internet.

Where are you from?

Battle Rat 04-21-2018 09:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimQ (Post 3773676)
i just got my hunting license. i want to start with coyotes. hoping someone can give me some ideas. i will appreciate it

Get yourself a mouth blown call, don't fall into the trap thinking that you must have an e-caller.
Avoid being seen when you walk into a stand, don't crest a hill or walk in the open down a valley.
Sit where you have a good long view down wind.
The dogs will city circle and make their final approach to using their nose almost always.
Sit down a have good look around before you start calling.
If you have too much obstructed view move a little higher.
Don't move once you start calling.
Sitting still is the best camo you can get.

Battle Rat 04-21-2018 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimQ (Post 3773676)
i just got my hunting license. i want to start with coyotes. hoping someone can give me some ideas. i will appreciate it

Get yourself a mouth blown call, don't fall into the trap thinking that you must have an e-caller.
Avoid being seen when you walk into a stand, don't crest a hill or walk in the open down a valley.
Sit where you have a good long view down wind.
The dogs will city circle and make their final approach to using their nose almost always.
Sit down a have good look around before you start calling.
If you have too much obstructed view move a little higher.
Don't move once you start calling.
Sitting still is the best camo you can get.

goose slayer10 04-21-2018 09:52 AM

For this time of year id suggest starting with gophers, get good at shooting those little guys with your coyote setup so that by next December you can shoot the coyotes when they are prime.

H380 04-21-2018 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by goose slayer10 (Post 3774158)
For this time of year id suggest starting with gophers, get good at shooting those little guys with your coyote setup so that by next December you can shoot the coyotes when they are prime.

This ^^^^^.

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