HEY IM LOOKING TO FIND A PLACE TO HUNT COYOTE ON THE EAST COAST ANYONE KNOW OF ANY AREAS I CAN GO THAT I WOULD HAVE A GOOD SHOT AT SCORING ONE OF THESE COYOTES?

THANKS IN ADVANCE

DR KILL

anywhere in the woods ,....thiers alot around where i hunt every peice of woods you see tracks

OK LET ME BE MORE CLEAR, IM LOOKING FOR SOME PUBLIC LAND OR AN AREA WERE MY AND MY DAD CAN HUNT A COYOTE ,
I LIVE IN MD BUT WILL TRAVEL TO A GOOD AREA

I don't really have any places to tell you, but PA has a good number of yotes and a lot of public land. here is a pic of a small female i shot last week when i was hunting deer

AWSOME PIC, CONGRATS ,

I AM CRAVING A YOTE I MIGHT HAVE TO LOOK INTO SOME GOOD LAND TO DRIVE TO AND GIVE IT A SHOT , TRY TO CALL ONE IN OR SOMTHING

i saw 3 last week while deer hunting, i must have been hunting next to a den ..
good luck to you and if you do get lucky and get one, wear gloves they don't smell to pretty

Maine , nh and vt yotes are open yr round.

Tons of em in PA and they are widespread. Plenty of public land as well. Gamelands, numerous state forests and the Allegheny national forest are all pretty much loaded with yotes. Pick an area close and wait for some snow. Cruise the logging roads for tracks and hunt areas where you find them. they are tough to fool but if you are VERY careful about noise and scent, they can be called in to most animal distress calls.

Amen to that. I skinned one last year. I didn't get around to it for about 5 days after it was shot. It was warm last year. P-U!!!

Double AMEN to that. I shot one with the bow in Illinois and put it in a plastic bin and left it at the local meat processor to freeze it till I came home to take it to the taxidermist. Even though it frozen right away, it nearly knocked me over when Iopened that bin up later. The smell was your basic wet dog smell multplied by 10X