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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: 3067409" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>I like my triggers to be consistent and I will get used to the five pounds, like you I do preferer a little lighter. That old male sounds like my first old dog, he had been a right paw dominant dog till someone took that foot, then he was left paw dominant. I have noticed here that it is about four males to one female this year as well. I told a new guy one time that he had a coyote that was missing its right front leg, and he asked me how the h39l I would know that I told him well I got out of the truck and did some tracking, you might want to try it sometime it's kind of enjoyable. I figured you were a little ahead of us there the same as they are back east but didn't figure it was that much. With baits, lures and sounds I like to have some in reserve like that to use on special coyotes as you did, I never liked to show my full hand all at once a lesson hard learned you need something left for the ones that have been well trained, maybe by someone else or maybe by me messing up. I found for me and being here in pretty open country that 10x binos were what worked best for me, as long as the glass was clear and clean. I also noticed that a dry pair or a couple of males running together causing problems were the harder to get ones as they didn't tend to stay in the same place every day and really didn't seem to be as protective of their territories. That's what keeps it interesting though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 3067409, member: 91783"] I like my triggers to be consistent and I will get used to the five pounds, like you I do preferer a little lighter. That old male sounds like my first old dog, he had been a right paw dominant dog till someone took that foot, then he was left paw dominant. I have noticed here that it is about four males to one female this year as well. I told a new guy one time that he had a coyote that was missing its right front leg, and he asked me how the h39l I would know that I told him well I got out of the truck and did some tracking, you might want to try it sometime it's kind of enjoyable. I figured you were a little ahead of us there the same as they are back east but didn't figure it was that much. With baits, lures and sounds I like to have some in reserve like that to use on special coyotes as you did, I never liked to show my full hand all at once a lesson hard learned you need something left for the ones that have been well trained, maybe by someone else or maybe by me messing up. I found for me and being here in pretty open country that 10x binos were what worked best for me, as long as the glass was clear and clean. I also noticed that a dry pair or a couple of males running together causing problems were the harder to get ones as they didn't tend to stay in the same place every day and really didn't seem to be as protective of their territories. That's what keeps it interesting though. [/QUOTE]
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