Rudy-- I just found most of it on the internet last night!!

I'll shoot you a link to look for some up around you. You might find something closer for those days when you want to get out but just don't have the time to drive to JH.

Sounds like My kinda Guys




Bill

Here is aplace to get maps

http://www.dnr.ohio.gov/wildlife/Hunting/wildlifeareas/southeast/southeastwa.htm

I'm good for the 10th, still do'nt know about this weekend though.

Bill, I'll let you know for sure by the end of the week.

Bill,
I'd like to join you this weekend for some scouting and the hunt on the 10th if you don't mind. I'm new to the board here and I've been wanting to me some of you fella's.

Chris,

Hey guys,
Here is a link to some pretty nice aerial photo's of the Woodbury Wildlife Area. You can zoom in and out. I saved a bunch of the images as jpegs and can print them out. This could really speed up the scouting or at least help us plan what areas to check. These images are quite a bit better resolution than Google Earths images. Let me know what you think.

Chris,

Woodbury Wildlife Area

Hey Rudy,
I'm looking forward to getting my hands on those calls I ordered. I hope we get a chance to meet so I can pick your brain on some good calling sequences.

Chris,

Welcome to the site buddy. This is the place to be for information about calling. And, you just might meet up with some good guys and have some fun. Safely, I might add. We joke around a lot, but I can honestly say that none of the people I've met here and hunted with have ever done anything with their firarms that was unsafe. Safety is always Job #1.

Just keep an eye on that Kurt fella. He's a little bit on the 'strange' side. Ain't that right Kurt!!!!!

I'll make every effort to have the calls to you in time to break them in before the hunt.

Regards bud.

Rudy

Thanks Rudy, I can't wait to learn some good tricks. I've called coyotes in before when hunting fox but have yet to bag one. I hunt at night a lot and they seem to come in hard charging. Do you prefer a shotgun or rifle when hunting at night. I called a coyote one night and he came in on a hard charge, about ran me over. I had my rifle that night and didn't get a shot off. lol.. The next time I had one about 150 yards out across a field, had a shotgun that time and couldn't get him in close enough. The area I'm hunting that is close to home has a ton of coyotes, use to be full of fox. Not seeing many since the coyotes moved in. It gets a lot of pressure from bird hunters so later in the season they move to private property. I'm hoping since bird season is winding down the coyotes will start coming around again. I hear a couple of different packs every time I go out. Can't wait to bag my first coyote.

Chris,

Welcome, and I have no idea what Rudy is talking about, me strange ?

If you have calls coming from Rudy, you won't be disapointed
they are great, ( he ca'nt use them worth a darn, but everyone else can make them sing ).

I made 4 stands today, no takers. Tough walking, the ice layer around here is still in tact, wore my butt out.

I take my shotgun when calling tight areas, rifle when its more open, and if I'm not sure what I'm getting into I take both, along with several pistols, and some dynamite. ( O.K. maybe I see Rudys point about me now )

Anyway, welcome, if you have any questions just holler !

I like your style Kurt. I only use dynamite when fishing. lol.... I might try some calling this evening if it's only drizzling out. If the rain really starts coming I won't bother. Might look for tracks though. Doesn't look like the weather is going to cooperate much for the next few days.

Chris,

If want to see strange amble on down to the clubhouse and check out the Kdogs missed air hunt post. Now that is strange.

Kurt

Chris,

I don't let the hour determine the fire arm. I usually just go by the terrain. Where we're going to be hunting I believe either will be cool. If I'm in heavy stuff, I take the Mossberg, turkey choke, and #4 buck. Semi open to full open area, I use the Mini-14. 100 yards is a long shot around those parts, so you don't need the beanfield rifle.

Don't listen to Kurt. He puts his pants on backwards.

Rudy