OK, been trying coyote hunting for two years now. I know I'm on dogs. I've heard them at varying times on the private land I hunt. Seen plenty of tracks. Several sightings each deer season.
My daughter is my partner. We set up with the wind to our faces, or slightly cross wind depending on spot we hunt. We hunt the edges of heavy cover, with open fields to our backs to prevent an "end around". We're careful to be quiet in our set up. We wear predator camo to suit the season. We make sure we are against a background that we will melt into. Have tried both electronic and hand calls.
Ain't seen a lick of fur yet. I know there are undisturbed dogs there. 600+ acres of uninhabited private land. Surrounded by large blocks of private land. BTW- neighbors are NOT the kind to let anyone hunt there property, so I know there aren't any traveling callers in the neighborhood.
Only thing I can think of is that we have always gone out in the late afternoon/evening. Our calling can't be too bad, we have on two occasions woken up a neighborhood bear.
Anyone want to lend a little AM/PM experience advice? I want to knock down some fur, have found too many fawn bones the last couple of years. It's become a goal/trophy for me to do now. :help:
My daughter is my partner. We set up with the wind to our faces, or slightly cross wind depending on spot we hunt. We hunt the edges of heavy cover, with open fields to our backs to prevent an "end around". We're careful to be quiet in our set up. We wear predator camo to suit the season. We make sure we are against a background that we will melt into. Have tried both electronic and hand calls.
Ain't seen a lick of fur yet. I know there are undisturbed dogs there. 600+ acres of uninhabited private land. Surrounded by large blocks of private land. BTW- neighbors are NOT the kind to let anyone hunt there property, so I know there aren't any traveling callers in the neighborhood.
Only thing I can think of is that we have always gone out in the late afternoon/evening. Our calling can't be too bad, we have on two occasions woken up a neighborhood bear.
Anyone want to lend a little AM/PM experience advice? I want to knock down some fur, have found too many fawn bones the last couple of years. It's become a goal/trophy for me to do now. :help:
AM or PM?
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