DSheetz, I've learned more about the coyote and what it takes to control them in the last year than I ever have thought possible. From you and others. I wish you safe travels and hope you have good times spent with family. Keep safe and we'll be here when you return.
Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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I got back from visiting . The coyote in southern In. may not speak the same language as they do here but they respond to the same howls as I use here imagine that as you can use a fox-pro and other callers that have coyote vocalizations from other parts of the country here and they will work if not over used by yourself and others in your area . I do think they may have a slight southern accent and may go fur instead of far lol.
Dang you were in S IN and bet you probably traveled through not that far from me. I was just thinking the other day I felt a disturbance in the FORCE! The great JEDI was near lol! Or maybe it was just something I ate lol. Glad you had safe travels and glad you're back.
I flew into Nashville TN to see my sister , nice and nephew then we drove up to my two brothers place and also visited another sister up there . I sure was glad it wasn't as hot and humid as it can be this time of the year there . There were 8 kids in my family . Most likely something you ate 74honker I usually cause problems a little farther south then the belly . lol
Couldn't have been far from me either
The junction of 50 and 150 a little town called Shoals about 15 miles from French Lick where Larry Bird came from . A lot of small farms there quite a lot of timber and crops , soy beans and corn . I did see that there was more wheat growing to maturity this year and not being turned under as fertilizer . I worked at a tie mill when I was 11 did off bearing and loaded out cross ties stacked lumber as well they would raise all kinds of problems about child labor these days . There weren't any coyote there at that time and not much for deer , coons or fox no turkey at all if you could eat it or sell it's fur it wasn't around for long . A lot of root diggers but they knew how to leave the immature plants and seeds for the future . Fish traps and trot lines back then as well but the older people died out and their ways with them the younger ones aren't as informed about saving for the future and seem to live more for today only . I helped my youngest brother get things set up for our brother that is in bad health with heart and liver failure he did quit drinking but about 30 years too late and life goes on like that .
Sorry to hear about your brother. I do think you're right about the younger generation. History is definately not thier strong point....in almost every aspect. Just saying. We've had DCFS people now going around to fairs and causing all sorts of issues with the farm kids and thier livestock working too late and long prepping for shows. They'd lost thier minds back in the days you're talking about. If you don't count the daily work/chores I had at home, I literally worked at least 40hr/week on the nieghbors farms since I was 15. Did a lot younger than that too.
45 minutes from me
He could go all the way and myself are about two hours from Nashville I guess he was zigzagging between all of us
