there is about 5 inches of snow on the ground here, coyote tracks all over the place! but ive called a few different times in these locations and just cant seem to have any success, ive called in the evening and after dark, ive made sure the wind is in my favor and all that kindof stuff! wut should i do differently to try to get these critters in???

Try some different sounds and different cadence! If what you're doing doesn't work, try something different!
On edit: Case in point. I talked to a guy via. internet that had finished calling a set with no shows. They were having a hard time calling anything in this one day. He had a new Fox Pro and the guy that was calling with himwanted to hear "all" the sounds that the caller had on it. They had played nearly every sound on the unit when a coyote came in!! Goes to show, if all else fails, think out side the box!!
Coyotes come for three reasons: 1)curiousity, 2)hunger, 3) territorial. You just need to trip one of those triggers!

i've been having bad luck lately too.


how long are you calling before moving your setup? i've heard you should call at least 30mins before moving.

Is there any way you could possibly call in the morning hours? A long night out hunting with nothing in the belly will cause many coyotes to make a fatal mistake? A series of howls followed by distess calls will generally lure a few hungry scoundrels in.

Start with some agressive coyote sounds. Get the coyotes angry (you are invading their territory). After they start making agressive sounds back to you change to a hurt pup or distress call. Then if that does not work try a challenge call. One of these will work you need to know what the coyote is communicating back to you. Agressive, territorial, challenge or warning.

Ive been having bad luck lately to but ill try that texasvarminthunting!!!!