Coyote Hunting
08-23-2007 | 12:15 PM
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From: Calgary Alberta
Coyote Hunting
Me and my dad are thinking of doing some coyote hunting this winter after deer season is over, we are just starting right out right now, so what kind of things do we need to get into it? I'm pretty sure our deer rifles will work, we both shoot 270's
08-23-2007 | 03:31 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Elizabeth Colo. USA
RE: Coyote Hunting
You've probably got just about everything you will need. Camo, rifle, place to hunt, etc. If you've never done it before, I'd highly suggest getting a predator calling video, or two, and watch and listen to how it's done. Then all you will needare some calls. Lots and lots of hand calls on the market, start with a simple rabbit distress, or two, probably enclosed reed, and try to call some in. IF you and your dad have more money to throw at the project, look into buying one of the better Ecallers that are available. Then all you gotta do is hit the button and let the caller do the calling for you. The Ecaller doesn't garauntee success, BUT if you don't know what sounds to make to bring them in, it shortens the learning curve.
08-23-2007 | 06:04 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Maine
RE: Coyote Hunting
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You've probably got just about everything you will need. Camo, rifle, place to hunt, etc. If you've never done it before, I'd highly suggest getting a predator calling video, or two, and watch and listen to how it's done. Then all you will needare some calls. Lots and lots of hand calls on the market, start with a simple rabbit distress, or two, probably enclosed reed, and try to call some in. IF you and your dad have more money to throw at the project, look into buying one of the better Ecallers that are available. Then all you gotta do is hit the button and let the caller do the calling for you. The Ecaller doesn't garauntee success, BUT if you don't know what sounds to make to bring them in, it shortens the learning curve.
You've probably got just about everything you will need. Camo, rifle, place to hunt, etc. If you've never done it before, I'd highly suggest getting a predator calling video, or two, and watch and listen to how it's done. Then all you will needare some calls. Lots and lots of hand calls on the market, start with a simple rabbit distress, or two, probably enclosed reed, and try to call some in. IF you and your dad have more money to throw at the project, look into buying one of the better Ecallers that are available. Then all you gotta do is hit the button and let the caller do the calling for you. The Ecaller doesn't garauntee success, BUT if you don't know what sounds to make to bring them in, it shortens the learning curve.
08-23-2007 | 09:12 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Colorado
RE: Coyote Hunting
Look for places that you would think that they might be hiding in or even have a den. Then find a place close to that where you will have good cover and at the same time allow them to have decent cover while approaching you.
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