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December 12/11/08, 10:33:30 AM

Offline NDGUY

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a good mornings coyote hunt
The coyotes are starting to respond to calling after deer season.

I got these before noon on 12-9-08

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December 12/11/08, 10:36:22 AM Reply #1

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
Great job on the hunt, good looking yotes, looks like a couple of bruisers in there too. 
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December 12/15/08, 01:24:51 PM Reply #2

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
Great pics!  :happy1:

We're just about to get geared up to start calling the yotes here in Southern MN. Only about a week or so to go.

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December 12/15/08, 07:33:05 PM Reply #3

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
Man I wished our yotes looked like that. The ones I get resemble sheep. What you been useing for call?
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December 12/15/08, 07:40:09 PM Reply #4

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
thats some sweet looking dogs..what gun you shooting, any decoy? calls?
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December 12/16/08, 10:22:49 AM Reply #5

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
ruger 22-250 55 gr hand loads, snipe pod sticks, older fox pro e-caller
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December 12/17/08, 07:46:27 AM Reply #6

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
55 gr that seems to be what my 220 swift likes also. When I load for lil'bros 22-250 seems to like the lighter bullets.
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December 12/19/08, 12:14:50 PM Reply #7

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
Heres a couple more on a full moon hunt.

yah I left the gun sit and walked out to pick up the fox and had to catch it :oops1:

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December 12/19/08, 12:16:02 PM Reply #8

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
try agian :sorry:

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December 12/19/08, 01:00:00 PM Reply #9

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
NDGUY you're on a roll  :happy1:
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December 12/19/08, 01:41:03 PM Reply #10

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
Quote from: sjohnnie26 on December 12/19/08, 01:00:00 PM
NDGUY your on a roll  :happy1:

I'd say!

Nice to see some fur hittin' the ground!
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January 01/11/09, 08:39:56 AM Reply #11

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
hay all kind of new at prededer/dog hunting did it 1 time long time ago at night LOVED it going to pick it up cant stand beeing in this house any more with wife 3 kids, 2 grils 1 boy the jungest my hunting bud he is 16 my oldest grils boy friend inlaw and my home less friend and it is only 1-11-09 what is it 240 somthing days till deer opener bow that is! First thing what kind of cover farm land,swamp ,woods iam in the citys. Gun got a 12ga .06 22cal and more I dont have anthing close to a 223 need new rifle? HEHE all ready doing that deer rifle for my boy no me I dont know? By the way are lighted reticles leagal in MN? Calling can we use elctronic I travel light I had 1 call I could do a mouse cherp, as my friend said 1 time (a dead rabbit call) i asked what does that sound like? and a crow with it or just have fun with it waking up the hole house dam they all loved that I think it got thrown out! so it looks like I need every thing but camo what are the finer points?
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January 01/12/09, 10:57:46 PM Reply #12

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
CV,

You can use electronic all you want, but you cannot use lights to blast 'em. You'll have to go sun-up, sundown, or moonlit nights.

Truthfully I don't know what the best calls are, but I have an electronic call, and a few mouth calls and they seem to work good. It seems like from talking to people that the raspier the voice is on the cottontail/jackrabbit the better?? Also, keep your mouth calls close to your body when out on real cold days as they will freeze up if you do not.

Good luck
Alex
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January 01/13/09, 07:03:26 AM Reply #13

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
what about a new years eve noise maker cant get more raspier than that I can do all 3 cals with it how real dont know it sounds good to me and what about a real bob cat hat (cant realy tell it is a bobcat) I think it would make a great decoy the only prob I see is it would pin point me out going to use my 12 ga (and my .06 for now shot placment) witch is better the day or the night I found a good spot an old rock quary got a tall hill on the road side the way I will take in over looking the open part on the south side I will looking N playing the sun on the other side woods that go in to a swamp I sean track down in there deer hunting but didnt pay atension to what thay were wernt deer what do U think good plan?
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January 01/13/09, 09:59:13 AM Reply #14

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January 01/13/09, 03:52:29 PM Reply #15

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
 :sorry:TW not the best
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January 01/13/09, 04:42:11 PM Reply #16

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
well howl sumpthin up brother.......show me your stuff..........
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January 01/15/09, 06:10:29 AM Reply #17

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Re: a good mornings coyote hunt
Quote from: cva54 on January 01/13/09, 07:03:26 AM
what about a new years eve noise maker cant get more raspier than that I can do all 3 cals with it how real dont know it sounds good to me and what about a real bob cat hat (cant realy tell it is a bobcat) I think it would make a great decoy the only prob I see is it would pin point me out going to use my 12 ga (and my .06 for now shot placment) witch is better the day or the night I found a good spot an old rock quary got a tall hill on the road side the way I will take in over looking the open part on the south side I will looking N playing the sun on the other side woods that go in to a swamp I sean track down in there deer hunting but didnt pay atension to what thay were wernt deer what do U think good plan?

I don't know about a new yrs noise maker? I'm sure it may call a few in just out of curiosity but I think something more realistic would work better. Something that sounds more like dinner. They can tell the difference.

Night time/day time is a horse apiece. I have had better luck with getting a response after dark but not always on getting a shot. Dusk/dawn seems to get a bit of both.
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