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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2215053" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>We started out cool and with some good moisture . The areas all around us were pretty dry and stayed brown a lot still don't have the spring grass they should . I love it when we turn green in the spring all the animals stand out on the back ground then as we are brown most of the year and they are different shades that blend well with browns . I enjoy some of the newer digital camo patterns the light and dark do well blending with our colors even in the spring with the greens there are good green patterns as well as good 3 color brown patterns . The Navy tri color brown pattern works well here most of the year it blends well with the dry grass , sand stone bluffs and dirt for the most part . I tend to use brown duck clothing here mostly as when it's faded it blends as good as any thing it's just a bigger piece and not broken up as much . Mossy oak brush is another pattern that works well here blending with the sage brush and granite boulders we have in the mountains . If you are along a creek or river it blends well with the brush weeds ect . there also . In the heavy timber a good woodlands pattern or tiger stripe pattern works well . During hunting season I will have hunter orange on for my own safety as I normally blend in fairly well other wise due to the clothing that I tend to buy . Camo helps you to compensate for when you need to move but it still will not take the place of being immobile except for needed movement planning and executing your route in and out of your stand is still the best practice learning to make slow steady movements when you need to move is still your best friend .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2215053, member: 91783"] We started out cool and with some good moisture . The areas all around us were pretty dry and stayed brown a lot still don't have the spring grass they should . I love it when we turn green in the spring all the animals stand out on the back ground then as we are brown most of the year and they are different shades that blend well with browns . I enjoy some of the newer digital camo patterns the light and dark do well blending with our colors even in the spring with the greens there are good green patterns as well as good 3 color brown patterns . The Navy tri color brown pattern works well here most of the year it blends well with the dry grass , sand stone bluffs and dirt for the most part . I tend to use brown duck clothing here mostly as when it's faded it blends as good as any thing it's just a bigger piece and not broken up as much . Mossy oak brush is another pattern that works well here blending with the sage brush and granite boulders we have in the mountains . If you are along a creek or river it blends well with the brush weeds ect . there also . In the heavy timber a good woodlands pattern or tiger stripe pattern works well . During hunting season I will have hunter orange on for my own safety as I normally blend in fairly well other wise due to the clothing that I tend to buy . Camo helps you to compensate for when you need to move but it still will not take the place of being immobile except for needed movement planning and executing your route in and out of your stand is still the best practice learning to make slow steady movements when you need to move is still your best friend . [/QUOTE]
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