I've been hunting coyotesfor a while in oho and easly the hardest thing ive ever hunted. Was wanting some advice on hunting them in ohio. I have electronic calling systems and mouth calls both. Looking for any advice..Thanks in advance..
Thanks Gary,
I've actually tried the road kill thing, it didnt do so hot this year either. Valtures actually was on it every time i was out. It was gone in three days.. I've seen coyotes in the tree stand every time i was out in bow season, when i went to hunt them couldnt geta single one to respond. I have three chips with six different calls for my electronical call n three mouth calls a howler and a rabbit and a fawn bleat. So i guess i'll keep at it, i love to hunt all year around.
I really appreciate all the advice.. I do have a mouse sqeaker, so ill use it this weekend.
As far as my clothes go i have scent blocker that i use for deer season, ill get some camos just for coyotes this year. Ive invested alot of $ in hunting these dogs, and have only shot 2 in prolly 5 years. Can kill anything else like its my job, but these dogs got me puzzled. I think thats why i try so hard to hunt them.
How long do you call for? Also how long do you set up in a spot and do you use the same call in one spot or go from a howler to something else or just stick to that?
Do you live in ohio?
I have alot of land to hunt so i guess i can try some different things in a couple different spots. Some of the land i have is thick though so it makes it hard, i have alot of crep grass which is crazy thick.
The gun i use is a savage .223.. Love it.. Shot my first one with a .300 winchester mag taxidermist said no hope for that one..lol..
So how long do you call in a set?
Also how long are your sets?
Hope im not to much of a bother, or picking your brain to much. Just want a good jump on these coyotes this year.
Me and my buddy are going all day saturday i have around 10 spots lined up to hunt. I already have my walking shoes ready..
Hopefully with all your advice we can take a couple down.