Hello from PA,
Hunting coyotes east is a little different from hunting them in the west and midwest. The "eastern coyote" is a little bigger and more quiet than those out west.
If there are any hunters that have hunted the "eastern coyote" or hunters that have traveled the country, I am looking for some tips that would help. I have a few videos about hunting in CA and NE, but it seems a little different hunting them in the big hardwoods of Pennsylvania. I could use some tips on just about anything, setups, calling sounds, calling times, howling or no howling, etc... If you hunted these eastern coyote subspecies and changed your tactics a little, I could use your help.
We seem to be losing more deer to coyotes up here.
Thanks!
Rick, PA (titanium) /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Hunting coyotes east is a little different from hunting them in the west and midwest. The "eastern coyote" is a little bigger and more quiet than those out west.
If there are any hunters that have hunted the "eastern coyote" or hunters that have traveled the country, I am looking for some tips that would help. I have a few videos about hunting in CA and NE, but it seems a little different hunting them in the big hardwoods of Pennsylvania. I could use some tips on just about anything, setups, calling sounds, calling times, howling or no howling, etc... If you hunted these eastern coyote subspecies and changed your tactics a little, I could use your help.
We seem to be losing more deer to coyotes up here.
Thanks!
Rick, PA (titanium) /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif