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Predator Hunting => Predator Hunting => Topic started by: foxpro51 on November 02, 2010, 10:24:01 AM
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Been out three times and called in at least 4 coyotes. Heard a lot more. Have not scored on one yet. Seems like there hanging up at 100 to 150 yards. Might be busting us. Had a red fox come in at 20 yards last night. Used the Tweety call most times. Called in my first fox with the backstabber call. Going out again tonight.
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Yes! that awesome!!!!!... Makes me want to become a total coyote hunter.... Um bigger targets for these aging 62 year old night time eyes!!!!!!LOL LOL
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can we hunt elephants in pa ;D
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I hope we never have an Elephant hunt here. They're pretty big and tough to drag out of the woods. Not to mention a full body mount comes with a price tag of $100,000,00. That's That's a little too much to pay on Disability. :P
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can we hunt elephants in pa ;D
Elephants? That's better yet.. Bigger Targets!!!!!However those elephant decoys are killers setting up in the fields.
Muttbuster....The tusk do bring in quite a few $$$$$$$$$$
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thats it ill have to start making elephant calls! ???
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Bees....will that call come with wheels??? might be heavy.. ::)
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Bees....will that call come with wheels??? might be heavy.. ::)
Might look like this.....
http://www.urantiansojourn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/blues-brothers-car-picture.jpg
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I went out last night with my brother Paul. Since I have a disability permit allowing me to hunt from my truck, I figured I would give it a try. Our first set, we were very quiet climbing into the bed of the truck. We got set up and I started with a single challenge howl and waited for a couple minutes before I turned on a light. I turned on my kill light I had in my hand and about 75 yards out stood 2 coyotes. I could identify them with my kill light. When I went to move my gun on my shooting sticks, I bumped the inner wheel well with my sticks and the coyotes ran into the woods and began to give me h**l. That set ended quick. Third set, I started with my griz-n-gray. Under two minutes I had four grays at about 80 yards but they were right in line with a house in the background so I just played with them for a few minutes. At first I thought I was seeing reflectors from a farm fence until they moved. I've never seen four of anything come in from one call so quickly. If you live in gray fox country and don't have a griz-n-grey, get one from bootmud at Kettle Kreek Kalls. It's a great call!
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I went out last night with my brother Paul. Since I have a disability permit allowing me to hunt from my truck, I figured I would give it a try. Our first set, we were very quiet climbing into the bed of the truck. We got set up and I started with a single challenge howl and waited for a couple minutes before I turned on a light. I turned on my kill light I had in my hand and about 75 yards out stood 2 coyotes.
Had you shined a light into the field before you were ready? Curious if those two coyotes were already there.
If I understand correctly this is when challenge howls would work. Pups are grown and traveling in pairs. Last week I was up in Laceyville (Wyoming County on edge of Bradford) and was outside drinkin whisky with a friend and heard a challenge call on the other side of the mountain. I think I got wood!! :o
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That's funny Whitefeather. I was ready but I needed to get my gun light on them and I needed to move my gun about 30 degrees to my left. I was sitting in the wrong direction. It;s happened before and I'm sure it will happen again. But I'll keep trying.