SlickerThanSnot
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Originally Posted By: Flesh Eater I'm hunting coyotes that won't come out into even a small opening at night, and rarely, very, very rarely ever give up their location unless it's the middle of summer. So...if I can't get them out, and can't find them, exactly how do I go about this other than countless blind stands? My original post was asking about sitting and not calling. You basically gave me information I already knew and try to put into practice, but it's hard when you can't find coyotes when the sun is up. Do I just follow tracks for miles?
You realize you seemingly know enough to offer up advice that's all over the internet, but have never hunted here. What would you do if you heard coyotes once on maybe thirty locating trips? Always found tracks, but never could get a howl during the day. I'm hunting a ghost, man. The last coyote I called in barked twice like a domestic dog, the. just showed up ten minutes later. There were domestics near where it barked from. So...
from reading many of your posts it seems to me that you are somewhat fixated on locating or hearing coyotes before you try to hunt/call them. just because you do not hear coyotes does not mean there is no coyotes in the area. if it is coyote type country there is very likely coyotes in the area. if you are passing up places because you do not hear coyotes you are probably passing up plenty chances at calling coyotes.
i very, very, very seldom hear coyotes. but i still call and kill a fair number.
You realize you seemingly know enough to offer up advice that's all over the internet, but have never hunted here. What would you do if you heard coyotes once on maybe thirty locating trips? Always found tracks, but never could get a howl during the day. I'm hunting a ghost, man. The last coyote I called in barked twice like a domestic dog, the. just showed up ten minutes later. There were domestics near where it barked from. So...
from reading many of your posts it seems to me that you are somewhat fixated on locating or hearing coyotes before you try to hunt/call them. just because you do not hear coyotes does not mean there is no coyotes in the area. if it is coyote type country there is very likely coyotes in the area. if you are passing up places because you do not hear coyotes you are probably passing up plenty chances at calling coyotes.
i very, very, very seldom hear coyotes. but i still call and kill a fair number.