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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
What calls to get on a budget?
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<blockquote data-quote="243yote" data-source="post: 381702" data-attributes="member: 16909"><p>Closed reed calls are better for the beginner. Open reed calls require more practice and experienced ear to able to reproduce the sound you want. Open reed calls make more sounds than a close reed call, you just have to know where to put pressure on the reed. Any call you buy will work but you have to practice. When you make a call think about how something would be in pain and put some emotion into your calling. Like how a baby when it is hurt by something and they make a loud cry so someone will hear them. Also buy a DVD to get the idea of how to do some calls or go on the internet. Bucking the odds on you tube is a great free alternative. They have lots of videos to watch. Pay attention to the wind, wear full camo and have fun. Most coyotes will circle downwind to check the area before they come in. Coyotes can also pick out something out of the ordinary when it comes to something being out of place in a natural enviroment, like a shiny new gun barrel or a shiny scope. If you can ,camo paint your rifle to your area. One thing to remember is that if you are not 100% sure of your shot let it pass because a educated coyote is harder to shoot the second time around. What i mean is if you miss they will learn that animal in distress sound you just made means TROUBLE and the next time they will not commit to offer you a shot. Well good luck and have fun. Dont worry if try the first time and dont have any success. We all had to start somewhere. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="243yote, post: 381702, member: 16909"] Closed reed calls are better for the beginner. Open reed calls require more practice and experienced ear to able to reproduce the sound you want. Open reed calls make more sounds than a close reed call, you just have to know where to put pressure on the reed. Any call you buy will work but you have to practice. When you make a call think about how something would be in pain and put some emotion into your calling. Like how a baby when it is hurt by something and they make a loud cry so someone will hear them. Also buy a DVD to get the idea of how to do some calls or go on the internet. Bucking the odds on you tube is a great free alternative. They have lots of videos to watch. Pay attention to the wind, wear full camo and have fun. Most coyotes will circle downwind to check the area before they come in. Coyotes can also pick out something out of the ordinary when it comes to something being out of place in a natural enviroment, like a shiny new gun barrel or a shiny scope. If you can ,camo paint your rifle to your area. One thing to remember is that if you are not 100% sure of your shot let it pass because a educated coyote is harder to shoot the second time around. What i mean is if you miss they will learn that animal in distress sound you just made means TROUBLE and the next time they will not commit to offer you a shot. Well good luck and have fun. Dont worry if try the first time and dont have any success. We all had to start somewhere. :D [/QUOTE]
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