LLWaterfowl
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Hey guys - this is for you folks that hunt farms. I'm in West Texas with very little in the way of cover, and hunt mostly wheat/corn fields. Even on the edges of the field, the grass isn't more than about a foot high at the most. I've found several places to set up stands with a hay bale, ditch, or similar for cover and they have worked out well but some fields have nothing.
I called several of these fields Saturday morning and was able to get one coyote at first light before it brightened up, but then late morning found me in direct sunlight with very little cover around. For those situations, should I be able to lay prone or sit against a pivot and be in good shape? I can see them coming from a LONG way off (we are talking 300+ yards) but can they see me that far off?
What are your flat land, low cover tips and tricks?
I called several of these fields Saturday morning and was able to get one coyote at first light before it brightened up, but then late morning found me in direct sunlight with very little cover around. For those situations, should I be able to lay prone or sit against a pivot and be in good shape? I can see them coming from a LONG way off (we are talking 300+ yards) but can they see me that far off?
What are your flat land, low cover tips and tricks?