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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Coyotes won’t come in on a call
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<blockquote data-quote="IdahoSpud2" data-source="post: 1954549" data-attributes="member: 115018"><p>I had another one of these experiences. I watched a big old coyote slowly trot in from 1000 yards. Every hundred yards or so he would slip into a bush and disappear for 5 minutes or so. Once he was 350/400 yards out he sat behind a bush with just his head peering out for another hour.</p><p></p><p>I did some googling and found this article of a guy who was invited to call coyotes for a biologist here. Pretty interesting, especially since it is from my general hunting area.</p><p></p><p>"Upon hearing the initial prey distress cries, the test coyotes would usually run to a downwind position without exposing themselves and remain there until we left. They would later approach our stand area to investigate. One wary old alpha pair (the male was 10 years old) waited 17 hours before approaching the calling location, and then spent 45 minutes at our stand site sniffing around."</p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't have 17 hours. I hope my rifle build is done soon so I can shoot them wether they come in or not.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IdahoSpud2, post: 1954549, member: 115018"] I had another one of these experiences. I watched a big old coyote slowly trot in from 1000 yards. Every hundred yards or so he would slip into a bush and disappear for 5 minutes or so. Once he was 350/400 yards out he sat behind a bush with just his head peering out for another hour. I did some googling and found this article of a guy who was invited to call coyotes for a biologist here. Pretty interesting, especially since it is from my general hunting area. "Upon hearing the initial prey distress cries, the test coyotes would usually run to a downwind position without exposing themselves and remain there until we left. They would later approach our stand area to investigate. One wary old alpha pair (the male was 10 years old) waited 17 hours before approaching the calling location, and then spent 45 minutes at our stand site sniffing around." I don't have 17 hours. I hope my rifle build is done soon so I can shoot them wether they come in or not. [/QUOTE]
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