Ricky Bobby
New member
Thought it might be interesting to ask everyone what kind of things they'd like to change or work on in order to make their season more successfull next year? Just because another season is coming to an end, doesn't mean we have to stop thinking about coyotes and how we can put them down! I will start with a few things I plan on working on during the spring and summer months. First on my list, I will be working up some loads for my .204 using some 35gr and 40gr Berger bullets. I have finally gotten around to obtaining some reloading equipment(something I've wanted to do for years) and I'm in need of trying to prevent runners for next season. Another thing on my to-do-list before next year is to get my Remington SP10 setup with a red dot and start using it for coyotes more often. I have gotten burned numerous times this year with rifle in my hand when I knew from the start that the stand I was on was screaming shotgun all the way! Of course, like most other predator hunters, I need to practice as often as possible with my handcalls. I've hunted for almost 15 years and first explored handcalls this year, and let me say, they work! I would like to be less dependant on my e-caller next year. Lastly, I need to do some camoing. Any equipment I plan on taking to the field next year whether it's a gun, caller, etc. will be painted camo. I called in several coyotes this season that I wasn't able to bring home for no other explanation than they busted me! I'm pretty sure being winded wasn't what was happening because of the way I was setup, so I'm guessing they are seeing something they don't like! Hope some people find this topic interesting and I wasn't to long winded with it.
