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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: 2076265" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>They are paired up so have set up their territory . When they are barking it means that they don't feel comfortable with something they are threatened . Often they will come to the edge of their range and not cross over to another's area but then they will normally show themselves bark , howl and mark their boundary lines ( crap pee and do kick backs) in plane sight of what they think is the rival territory owner to let them know where they call home . Wait a day or so then go back into where they were use a howler and don't get overly aggressive . Find a good site sun to your back and in their faces , wind in your face and to their backs if at all possible . Do two standard length howls two barks and one howl then just sit tight for a few minutes up to five and repeat it . It may take up to a half hour or 45 minutes for them to answer or they may just show up sit and watch your way so you need to be looking for them . They may lay down and just watch you out from a ways being in a slight low spot for cover if you see them doing that just sit and wait don't move around much and very slow when you do . do some coyote yipes and distress sounds not over doing them just a couple of them after 5 to 10 minutes . They should stand up look your way and start moving your way . I like to have my rifle at the low ready all the time I'm calling so I don't have to move it much and do the best I can to move slowly mostly when they are moving . They aren't really hard to call this time of the year just cautious and have already heard all the animal distress sounds on all the e-callers in your area .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2076265, member: 91783"] They are paired up so have set up their territory . When they are barking it means that they don't feel comfortable with something they are threatened . Often they will come to the edge of their range and not cross over to another's area but then they will normally show themselves bark , howl and mark their boundary lines ( crap pee and do kick backs) in plane sight of what they think is the rival territory owner to let them know where they call home . Wait a day or so then go back into where they were use a howler and don't get overly aggressive . Find a good site sun to your back and in their faces , wind in your face and to their backs if at all possible . Do two standard length howls two barks and one howl then just sit tight for a few minutes up to five and repeat it . It may take up to a half hour or 45 minutes for them to answer or they may just show up sit and watch your way so you need to be looking for them . They may lay down and just watch you out from a ways being in a slight low spot for cover if you see them doing that just sit and wait don't move around much and very slow when you do . do some coyote yipes and distress sounds not over doing them just a couple of them after 5 to 10 minutes . They should stand up look your way and start moving your way . I like to have my rifle at the low ready all the time I'm calling so I don't have to move it much and do the best I can to move slowly mostly when they are moving . They aren't really hard to call this time of the year just cautious and have already heard all the animal distress sounds on all the e-callers in your area . [/QUOTE]
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