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Old 02-02-2006, 07:13 AM
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anybody know the best times to get yotes and good bait that aint hard to get? and anybody try huntin yotes from a stand??
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Old 02-02-2006, 07:46 AM
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best time night(from wha im told) but i always hunt twilight and dusk periods of the day as a general rule. the wid is what keeps me in or out of the woods though. if i have more than a 10-15 mi/hr winds its almost pointless to call and so i dont even bother. as far as bait, anything dead works. we have a hog confinement and with 2500 head of hogs going through every3 mothsits not uncomon to get a sick one that dies so i just use them. another is dead calves and farms dont have any use for them and would be happy to give you as many as they got. just go the the closest farmer and ask. hunting stands isnt a real god idea for coyote hunting if you are going to be calling unless you have a e caller that you can set on the ground. coyotes can pick up on where the sound is comming from and will spot you before you even see him. hunting over bait works good from stands though. another reaosn i dont like stands is i only stay in one area for a max of 25 minutes when calling and then i move on to the next destination. having to climb up and down all the time would get old and a stand limits you to where you can set up. these are all JMO's and im sure other will chip in but here is a start for you

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Old 02-02-2006, 12:37 PM
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Early morning for me, around 5 or 6 a.m. Summertime, it changes to late evening. Never done a treestand, always took stalking the best approach for me, or ambush.
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Old 02-02-2006, 05:16 PM
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I've always found coyotes to be somewhat leary of stands. With my FoxPro, I had decent results in a stand because the coyotes weren't actually alert to the stand. However, with mouth calls I havea lot better luck setting up on the ground somewhere, making sure the wind is in my favor. At night, I just call from the pickup.

If you're by yourself, you will probably be better off in the early morning and late evening, where you don't have to hold the light and shoot at the same time. Coyotes are usually active at both times, although depending on the phases of the moon, this varies also. I had somebody tell me last year the moon phases indicated I should be hunting from 11am to 1pm. I thought he was crazy until I saw coyotes for three days straight between those times.
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Old 02-03-2006, 09:47 PM
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I usually hunt in the evenings especially when it looks like it is goin to storm. For some reason they really get going before it snows. I also hunt them in the morning after it storms. All the yotes get really anxious to get out there and get some food.
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