coyotes getting bad in NC
05-12-2008 | 10:53 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: North Cackalacky
coyotes getting bad in NC
Any tips for calling yotes, spent Sat afternoon in the woods a last ditch effort for a turkey- had a small deer come up behind me and proceed to feed off - a few minutes later the deer spooked and 4 yotes were chasing it through the woods, just a lil guy so I am sure it didn't make it
but we can take yotes year round - but I have never intentionally went after them, I took my first last year while deer hunting
any helpful advice would be appreciated
but we can take yotes year round - but I have never intentionally went after them, I took my first last year while deer hunting
any helpful advice would be appreciated
05-12-2008 | 10:59 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Southern MD
RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
Check this place out: http://www.predatormastersforums.com/techniques.shtml
05-12-2008 | 12:04 PM
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RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
05-12-2008 | 12:18 PM
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RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
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predator masters is a great site! I love hunting the Coyotes! Calling them in is a rush in itself, then trying to fool there nose is another. Once they smell ya they don't stick around to find out, they run for the hills! I never go in the woods without a Coyote call! I use the Primos Lil Dog, you can get all the sounds you need, howls, yipes, challenge barks and distress calls! They run like $24.99 and you get a Randy Anderson DVD included that has some great info on how to use and when to use which sounds! I called in at least 12 different Coyotes in the past year and killed 5 and missed a few as well! Its FUN!!!!!!
We don't really have coyotes here in Southern MD but fox hunting is 6 days/nights a week 365 days a year in my county. I want to start bowhunting them from a tree stand using a mouth and remote caller but haven't been able to try that yet. I think it'll work though.
05-12-2008 | 12:20 PM
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RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
05-12-2008 | 12:27 PM
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From: North Cackalacky
RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
I plan on bowhunting these and took the one last year with a bow,which I should have mounted- that was my theme last year - should I or shouldn't I- but thanks for the link will check it out and then see what happens -
05-12-2008 | 12:35 PM
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RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
Sure do, I killed this guy 2 years ago with the bow. I called in 11 of them together! I missed his twin brother a week earlier! This mount is almost finished, he is fixing the hair inside the ears, doesn't look right to me, to grey! I also have hunt them with my .204 and now I really want to take one with my Longbow!
You ever try a few feathers on fishing line tied to an arrow, the feathers blow in the wind! This works pretty good, takes the attention off you when you draw!
You ever try a few feathers on fishing line tied to an arrow, the feathers blow in the wind! This works pretty good, takes the attention off you when you draw!
05-12-2008 | 12:41 PM
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RE: coyotes getting bad in NC
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You ever try a few feathers on fishing line tied to an arrow, the feathers blow in the wind! This works pretty good, takes the attention off you when you draw!
You ever try a few feathers on fishing line tied to an arrow, the feathers blow in the wind! This works pretty good, takes the attention off you when you draw!