Coyote calling gear

[obsessed1]

What's your favorite coyote calling gear( what do you take with you? How do you haul it?)

I'm always looking for new/better ideas for calling set ups. Must haves for me...
Seat/ w back rest
Sticks
Calls often ecaller and decoy
Drag

I cannot stand walking/hiking w things in hand so I always have a pack of some sort. Consolidating down to a seat/ pack system is usually the best.
Currently I use a red head turkey vest w build in seat. But it generally allows me to take too much stuff lol.. I like the huge bag in rear for hauling in my full size coyote decoy when I want it..
My other go to is an alpz predator. With kick stand seat.
I sometimes use a gunrunner11 but then have to pack an extra seat of some sort..

What are you guys using?

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[tikka250]

Personally I don't use a seat or pack to avoid carying extra crap but when the Mrs comes along we use a seat identical to the lucky duck predator seat. e call goes in the back pocket. Then handcalls on a lanyard, bipod on the gun, rangefinder and paracord drag in pockets of my ghillie jacket or Kings camo pants.
Personally I don't like large seats as I want to be as close to the ground as possible while still maintaining a good view.
I limit myself to what I can cary in pockets or hand so that I don't spend large amounts of time fiddling with all my junk which I feel causes coyotes to see me. Get in get and out fast and efficient.

[45/70/500]

pickup ,with power window ,pool noodle, accurate rifle , and some times a pillow if it looks like a afternoon nap is gonna weigh me down

[Grizzly Adams1]

Originally Posted by 45/70/500

pickup ,with power window ,pool noodle, accurate rifle , and some times a pillow if it looks like a afternoon nap is gonna weigh me down

I see you're like me, a Minimalist at heart.

Grizz

[Smokinyotes]

Went calling the other day with my wife. Did a half mile on snowshoes with my heavy winter camo on. By the time I got back to the vehicle I was soaked.

I usually just put my fox pro in my coat pockets, hand calls around my neck, carry my trigger sticks and a cushion with a back that I put up against a tree. I’ve been packing a shotgun and 22-250 and it’s just too much.

[Demonical]

I've got one of those low profile folding chairs, it's okay along with a seat pad.
The main thing in the pack is a white polar fleece poncho, plus neck warmer, balaclava.
The rifle scope camera mount is a 1" Adel electrical clamp.


FoxPro Crossfire. I take FoxPro calls download onto computer then rename with 3 digit numbering system, so all calls are grouped together.


Simple stuff. Tail stripper is diy. $6 paring knife.


Side 2 of my call sheet.

[Big Lou]

This is essentially my kit. Rifle and bipod. Shotgun. My “pack” is basically a Fanny pack with shoulder straps. Hand calls around the neck. Drag ropes can just clip onto the pack as needed. Maybe 5 extra rifle rounds. Always keep another 3 for the shotty in my pocket. E-caller with decoy, auxiliary speaker and one Montana decoy all fit in nicely. I keep my remote in an inner coat pocket while I’m mobile. I generally just sit on the pack during a set. Keeps most of the snow off my butt. It’s a bit of a pain packing two guns but the shotty is invaluable when you’ve got fast movers in close.


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[fishnguy]

^ Nice pic, Lou.

[teledogs]

I carry a small pack & rifle.

The pack contains:
Event chair & Thermarest seat cushion
Rangefinder
Rope
Call if electronic otherwise calls are in a pocket or around my neck
Extra gloves, neck tube, toque, & camo balaclava
Sunglasses
Shooting sticks ( Kwik-Stik )
snack

Extra ammo is in a pocket & binos around my neck

[mrcrossbow]

5.11 plan c shoulder pack.
ill wear my brown carthart cover alls, my white jacket thats turning a grey color. wool socks. mitts, gloves, scarf i wrap around my head.
squealing cotten tail caller ( mouth blowing thing )
old bit of rabbit fur on a string
depending on how i feel that day. my recurve and 4 arrows, my little badger.22 mag, winchester 94 30-30, sometimes the 870 with number 4 buck almost always take the .22 mag if taking the bow.
izzula ii knife and esee 4 knife
ferro rod big ol 5 inch by 1/2in thing
lighter
small pocket bible
my pipe with some dunhill tobacco
picture of my wife and son.
snugpak bivy, ( just never know what might happen )
small down quilt.
esbit stove, with 6 fuel tabs, toaks titanium 600 ml cup, instant coffee, rice, beef bullion. beef jerky.
extra socks, extra hoody.
folding termarest foam pad, doubles as my seat.
small first aid. clotting powder, duct tape, gauze.
2 liters water.
sometimes ill strap a folding chair to bag,
believe the whole thing weighs around 12 lbs