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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2402088" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>Mark Salavinski , I don't know how you set up and use your call I myself don't start out with a lot of volume , run it for several minutes 15-20 with a lower volume then if I haven't seen anything moving I will crank it up for maybe a minute then back down to the lower setting . To figure out where I want to set my volume in the first place have your partner wait for you to get out a couple of hundred yards from the call and then slowly turn the volume up till you can barely hear it and that's the setting I like to use just barely enough for me to hear at a couple of hundred yards . . Use the person with the best hearing I've only met one deaf coyote that I was sure was deaf the rest of them had way better hearing then I do . When I use my hand calls I don't call all of the time I make a series of sounds and stop for a couple of minutes . I use a bare hand to work my call and the call and hand go in my coat pocket when I'm not making sounds . Gloves change the sound of the call , they deaden the sound . I like to set in some shade even in the winter to help mask my movements and allow me to see out into the sun better it's kind of like a sniper setting up back in a room from a window instead of close to it or not setting up with the sky in back of you . All of my movements are made slowly , watch a cat move and stalk something , that's why some people call it the art of calling it's a bunch of learned habits you take to the field with you as you go out to hunt animals that make a living hunting others .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2402088, member: 91783"] Mark Salavinski , I don't know how you set up and use your call I myself don't start out with a lot of volume , run it for several minutes 15-20 with a lower volume then if I haven't seen anything moving I will crank it up for maybe a minute then back down to the lower setting . To figure out where I want to set my volume in the first place have your partner wait for you to get out a couple of hundred yards from the call and then slowly turn the volume up till you can barely hear it and that's the setting I like to use just barely enough for me to hear at a couple of hundred yards . . Use the person with the best hearing I've only met one deaf coyote that I was sure was deaf the rest of them had way better hearing then I do . When I use my hand calls I don't call all of the time I make a series of sounds and stop for a couple of minutes . I use a bare hand to work my call and the call and hand go in my coat pocket when I'm not making sounds . Gloves change the sound of the call , they deaden the sound . I like to set in some shade even in the winter to help mask my movements and allow me to see out into the sun better it's kind of like a sniper setting up back in a room from a window instead of close to it or not setting up with the sky in back of you . All of my movements are made slowly , watch a cat move and stalk something , that's why some people call it the art of calling it's a bunch of learned habits you take to the field with you as you go out to hunt animals that make a living hunting others . [/QUOTE]
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