I was calling tonite and had one come in after 2 mins, shot it at 25 yds. It was about an hour before dark, I stayed and tried till dark without seeing any more. I did have responses to howling. Do you move to a different area once you have fired a shot or stay and try for more?

WHERE I USED TO YOTE HUNT AFTER YOU SHOT THEYWOULD ALL RUNAWAY ECEPT FOR THE ONE I KILLED, SO I WOULD PACK UP AND MOVE ANY WHERE FORM 50 TO 200 YARDS AWAY AND START CALLING AGAIN.

If i've only been on a stand for a short time say 10 minutes or so and make a kill I will continue to call for at least another 10 minutes. After that I would move to another site. Coyotes as a rule, once they commet to your calling come pretty quick. I think your just burning daylight waiting for an hour especially after firing a shot.

Have to go with Prob- on this one . If we shoot we move and set-up again .

I agree. You don't have to move far, necessarily. You just have to change the location of the sound.

If I've been on a stand for over 10 minutes and shoot a coyote, I'll move to my next stand (after I look around with my bino's).

If I kill one in the first 10 min I keep on calling.

I very seldom stay longer than 15 minutes on a stand unless I see or hear something.

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If the situation arises that I kill one within the first 5 minutes, I stay on stand for at least another 10 minutes, have had several times, that after getting a quick one shot kill, kept calling and had another yote come to the same location.Sometimes, if you've ever hit one and it started howling, whining and caring on, I imatate that sound after the kill, and have had other coyotes come to check out the "dead" coyote.It certainly doesn't always work, but it has and will again.

pack it up and move on!!!

I stay and keep calling. I've gotten coyotes & foxes (especially foxes) to come to the same stand after shooting.