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In what month do you get the best results from calling?

Thanks Vince. Another thing that is very interesting to me and we haven't talked about it is the use of a Decoy Dog. Someone please school us.

I have a 4wd electric golf cart. It is awesome. With a little wind you can drive very close to your stands. We use a light mounted under the driver side fender pointed at the ground to help us get around at night. This works on ranch roads driving into the wind.

Gentlemen thanks again for the exchange of experiences. I would have never tried clam juice or sardines. My thought here would have been that these new smells would ring the alarm bell or at least put them on high alert. I am pretty anal when it comes to trying to cover up my smell...

Vince, I would like to know more about your use of sardines. A scent cover up and attractant?

Yes, thanks to all who have shared their experiences. Please continue with any tips or coyote hunting stories.

I will give you my best example. We had a $2500 scanner, a $4000 dollar thermal scope, and a $8000 thermal scope. We picked up a hit 100 yards in front of us with the scanner. We could not tell what it was. We could only guess. It was smaller than a deer. We put the $4000 scope on the white...

So after the swarm does the coyote check in? If you shoot at the crows does that end the party?

Looking but not seeing. I find myself doing this most of the time. Going through life on automatic pilot. You should shift gears when you hit the outdoors. Easy to say not so easy to do.

Way cool. I think crows and hawks will follow coyotes around looking for a quick meal.

Try CCI sub sonic. Very accurate and they cycle great.

Don't forget freshly plowed fields. My brother plowed one of his fields this week. He said he watched two different coyotes rush into the field. One grabbed a big rat and ran off. The other missed his.

While we are wishing. How about a long range varmint rifle.

One shot and you have scared them off no matter what you do. Calling adds a high level of excitement so why not.

It definitely works. I do think set up is most important. I have never had them travel very far. Set up much as you do for coyote hunting. Setting up around bedding areas has been the key to my success. If you have a weak heart do not try this. Your set up in cover very close to where they...