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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Deep Snow & Bitter Cold
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<blockquote data-quote="SBruce" data-source="post: 346358" data-attributes="member: 21068"><p><u>If a coyote hears a howl or distress, do they usually answer?</u> </p><p> </p><p>That is variable.............they usually don't answer a coyote distress verbally, mostly physical responses there.</p><p> </p><p>They will often times respond to another coyote howling, both physically and verbally. Sometimes they won't answer, they will just come in to see who's there. Other times they will answer verbally and not come in, that's when you go to them. Sometimes they will answer AND come in, that's when your job is easiest.</p><p> </p><p>Coyotes can and will travel a huge amount of country in a day if the snow is hard enough for them to trot on. They may not be within the section you are hunting at the time. If they are being run by dogs, you may have to try and find some farms that are more off the "beaten path". I've never hunted with hounds for coyotes, but am under the impession those hunters will travel the roads. When they see a fresh track or see a coyote, then they'll let the dogs out?? Perhaps some of these hunters are calling in the coyotes and then letting the dogs out..............bad news for you, because any coyote that has managed to escaped the dogs will be educated to calling too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SBruce, post: 346358, member: 21068"] [U]If a coyote hears a howl or distress, do they usually answer?[/U] That is variable.............they usually don't answer a coyote distress verbally, mostly physical responses there. They will often times respond to another coyote howling, both physically and verbally. Sometimes they won't answer, they will just come in to see who's there. Other times they will answer verbally and not come in, that's when you go to them. Sometimes they will answer AND come in, that's when your job is easiest. Coyotes can and will travel a huge amount of country in a day if the snow is hard enough for them to trot on. They may not be within the section you are hunting at the time. If they are being run by dogs, you may have to try and find some farms that are more off the "beaten path". I've never hunted with hounds for coyotes, but am under the impession those hunters will travel the roads. When they see a fresh track or see a coyote, then they'll let the dogs out?? Perhaps some of these hunters are calling in the coyotes and then letting the dogs out..............bad news for you, because any coyote that has managed to escaped the dogs will be educated to calling too. [/QUOTE]
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