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<blockquote data-quote="theosmithjr" data-source="post: 1577883" data-attributes="member: 102164"><p>You asked me "HOW I HUNT PENNSULVANIA YOTES". Here it is, I first started a few years back when the owner of my Prized Long Range Ground Hog Honey Hole told me the Coyotes were Terrorizing his young Calfs, Chickens, Seep and Lambs. He also said they were killing quite a few of the Barn Cats. This he didn't mind, as he's asked me to kill any I see stalking his fields while Hog Bangin. So I borrowed a critter call, set up a blind, got a chicken from him, packed a cooler and Went to Work! I HEARD EM the 1st night but I couldn't ever SEE EM. Hmmm I thought. I procured some Road Kill on the way the next trip. HEARD EM AGAIN! RAISING all kinds of hell throughout the night; still NO SIGHTING! Hmmm. So I started LQQKIN Online for suggestions. Everyone told me how LEARY & CRAFTY Yotes are, so I packed up my Blind and moved it to 600 yards from where I placed the Road Kill and hung the Chicken in a tree. That evening as soon as I got in the Blind & started the call, here they come a running. Its amazing what a lil DISTANCE WILL DO! I took 2 outta a pack of 5. Next night I dropped another. The first Yote I got this year, 2019; I employed all the same tactics, only I was 300 yards out, smaller farm in Plum Boro, PA. I had left the Road Kill out in the field from the prior weekend hunt. Was chewed on, and 2 of the Possums were torn to pieces. I started calling at Midnight. I heard responses immediately! But NO SIGHTINGS! I was prepared to spend the night, and that's what I did. At 5am here they come skipping n tippin outta the woodbine. There were 5. I took the BIGGEST! Weighed 41.6 lbs., before I skinned him out. I took the carcass back to the farm and layed him with the road kill from the previous week, what was left of it. I had the Chicken for Sunday dinner, yesterday! Tonight I'm going back out for the rest of the pack! I had an AWESOME TIME! Saturday night the Moon was **** near Full, there was just a steady, gentle breeze, didn't even use the lights when I took the shot! 227 yards right BETWEEN the EYES when the ALPHA stared right at me as he stopped for a SPLIT SECOND! That's all I needed, I've learned that you have to be ALERT and READY as YOTES DO NOT give a man much time or a second d chance at em! NEEDLESS TO SAY, IM HOOKED!</p><p><a href="mailto:Theosmithjr@comcast.net">Theosmithjr</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="theosmithjr, post: 1577883, member: 102164"] You asked me "HOW I HUNT PENNSULVANIA YOTES". Here it is, I first started a few years back when the owner of my Prized Long Range Ground Hog Honey Hole told me the Coyotes were Terrorizing his young Calfs, Chickens, Seep and Lambs. He also said they were killing quite a few of the Barn Cats. This he didn't mind, as he's asked me to kill any I see stalking his fields while Hog Bangin. So I borrowed a critter call, set up a blind, got a chicken from him, packed a cooler and Went to Work! I HEARD EM the 1st night but I couldn't ever SEE EM. Hmmm I thought. I procured some Road Kill on the way the next trip. HEARD EM AGAIN! RAISING all kinds of hell throughout the night; still NO SIGHTING! Hmmm. So I started LQQKIN Online for suggestions. Everyone told me how LEARY & CRAFTY Yotes are, so I packed up my Blind and moved it to 600 yards from where I placed the Road Kill and hung the Chicken in a tree. That evening as soon as I got in the Blind & started the call, here they come a running. Its amazing what a lil DISTANCE WILL DO! I took 2 outta a pack of 5. Next night I dropped another. The first Yote I got this year, 2019; I employed all the same tactics, only I was 300 yards out, smaller farm in Plum Boro, PA. I had left the Road Kill out in the field from the prior weekend hunt. Was chewed on, and 2 of the Possums were torn to pieces. I started calling at Midnight. I heard responses immediately! But NO SIGHTINGS! I was prepared to spend the night, and that's what I did. At 5am here they come skipping n tippin outta the woodbine. There were 5. I took the BIGGEST! Weighed 41.6 lbs., before I skinned him out. I took the carcass back to the farm and layed him with the road kill from the previous week, what was left of it. I had the Chicken for Sunday dinner, yesterday! Tonight I'm going back out for the rest of the pack! I had an AWESOME TIME! Saturday night the Moon was **** near Full, there was just a steady, gentle breeze, didn't even use the lights when I took the shot! 227 yards right BETWEEN the EYES when the ALPHA stared right at me as he stopped for a SPLIT SECOND! That's all I needed, I've learned that you have to be ALERT and READY as YOTES DO NOT give a man much time or a second d chance at em! NEEDLESS TO SAY, IM HOOKED! [EMAIL='Theosmithjr@comcast.net']Theosmithjr[/EMAIL] [/QUOTE]
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