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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
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<blockquote data-quote="tt35" data-source="post: 869228" data-attributes="member: 25362"><p>Thanks for the props, Carl.</p><p> </p><p>dstark: Great shot! Surprising there was no exit especially at that distance. Nothing wrong with the Spitfire. I normally just let the sound play. I will adjust the sound level but I generally don't start and stop. The idea is that even though not strictly "realistic", if they are responding, I want to keep giving them what got them interested. I start quieter then increase it. Then I'll reduce the sound back to a moderate level assuming that any distant coyotes are already keyed on the location and getting closer. A little increase and decrease of volume through the stand adds realism IMO.</p><p> </p><p>Creedmore shooter: The articles I put up on our website have resulted in some positive feedback from those using the tips. You can find the articles here: <a href="http://no-off-season.com/artiles-and-news.html" target="_blank">Predator and Varmint Hunting Gear Specialist | No Off Season - Articles & News</a> The approach and the set-up articles will help with a lot of the most common problems. But, some say that "coyotes are coyotes no matter where you are". And, there <strong>are</strong> principles that work everywhere but coyotes in different parts of the country do respond and act somewhat differently. Stay after them. It gets easier as you get a few on the ground. Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tt35, post: 869228, member: 25362"] Thanks for the props, Carl. dstark: Great shot! Surprising there was no exit especially at that distance. Nothing wrong with the Spitfire. I normally just let the sound play. I will adjust the sound level but I generally don't start and stop. The idea is that even though not strictly "realistic", if they are responding, I want to keep giving them what got them interested. I start quieter then increase it. Then I'll reduce the sound back to a moderate level assuming that any distant coyotes are already keyed on the location and getting closer. A little increase and decrease of volume through the stand adds realism IMO. Creedmore shooter: The articles I put up on our website have resulted in some positive feedback from those using the tips. You can find the articles here: [url=http://no-off-season.com/artiles-and-news.html]Predator and Varmint Hunting Gear Specialist | No Off Season - Articles & News[/url] The approach and the set-up articles will help with a lot of the most common problems. But, some say that "coyotes are coyotes no matter where you are". And, there [B]are[/B] principles that work everywhere but coyotes in different parts of the country do respond and act somewhat differently. Stay after them. It gets easier as you get a few on the ground. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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