Thank you Mo and BOD/MOD's for doing this.

Week, congrats and so glad it is paying off for you. Nice shot with the 223 and 53's.

Awesome deal Mo and MODS. Was wondering what the hiccups were this morning...must have been switching over. Thanks, should work out good.

Most excellent.....'bout time.

We appreciate the new forum for this type of hunting. We really enjoy sharing our experiences successful or not, techniques and the trials and tribulations that go along with what we do.

Weekender nice shot, pretty dog.

Thanks, Mo. This thread has been going strong for several years now. Lots of good guys here with valuable information and experiences. Most of us here are regulars and have developed a bond over the years.

Again, not my baitpile, so I posted the video over in the night calling thread. Was another fun night last night. About 65 yds, .22-250, 50 gr NBT. Big old male.

gelo3-24 by jrhranch, on Flickr

Thank you SnowmanMo - good call. Congrats Week and BP!

Thanks on the congrats for the black coyote. It was about 70 yards when hammered. We did the 3, 2, 1 countdown and my BIL shot slightly before me hence the catching of his bullet's splash on the video. We called a friend who's making a pelt out of it.

My pleasure...you guys are contributing some good content. Keep it up...PM will keep getting better.

Mo

That’s a good one, Bait.

The coyote returned to my site the last two nights, and I wasn’t there. Now I think I am coming down with something, feels like flu, so my season is over. I end it in March. Ended up with only 5 this season, but I had a great time trying.

Darn 06, get better soon, and, I bet you have one more in ya!!

Glad to see a designated Baiting Forum. I guess I missed the original thread, wherever it was buried, so I've been posting my bait kills on the Night Hunting page.

Anyway, I love all types of coyote hunting. I run with a group of houndsmen, call at night as much as I can, and run a bait site on my own property. I think I've been baiting coyotes for close to 10 years now. I don't consider my area in MI to be overly dense with coyotes, but definitely enough. Running a bait site just seemed to be the most productive way to get coyotes into range, and it's something that I've really enjoyed doing over the years. I hope to be able to contribute some of what I've learned over the years to the page, and definitely expect to learn a few things from you all.

Darn, Dave, hope you get to feeling better soon.

Regards,
Clarence

Welcome aboard the thread wolverines, glad you found us. Lots of baiting adventures here, don't be shy, and we like pics and video!!