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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
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<blockquote data-quote="Josebigsky" data-source="post: 2421830" data-attributes="member: 67661"><p>If you have a dog take some of poop and put it in places where there are tracks or on crossing areas under fences, like small draws etc. I've done this in the past and brought my dog along to mark his territory. Coyotes are very territorial and will want to chase the intruder out of their area. Then come back and call near those areas. Make dog barks on a hand call or if they see your dog they will come to challenge him or her. This is especially true when they pair up and den. Also someone else said to come in to call very early. I had a spot that used to be money on state land. It got discovered by a group of guys that over called it. The only way I can get a dog to come in by calling super early in the AM. It's dark. Don't use a light. And call before the sun comes up where you can barely see. When they come they'll be in your lap, like 25 yards. I bring my AR for this. You could also use a shotgun. Gets your heart rate up and a great way to start the day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Josebigsky, post: 2421830, member: 67661"] If you have a dog take some of poop and put it in places where there are tracks or on crossing areas under fences, like small draws etc. I’ve done this in the past and brought my dog along to mark his territory. Coyotes are very territorial and will want to chase the intruder out of their area. Then come back and call near those areas. Make dog barks on a hand call or if they see your dog they will come to challenge him or her. This is especially true when they pair up and den. Also someone else said to come in to call very early. I had a spot that used to be money on state land. It got discovered by a group of guys that over called it. The only way I can get a dog to come in by calling super early in the AM. It’s dark. Don’t use a light. And call before the sun comes up where you can barely see. When they come they’ll be in your lap, like 25 yards. I bring my AR for this. You could also use a shotgun. Gets your heart rate up and a great way to start the day. [/QUOTE]
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