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Predator Hunting => Predator Hunting => Topic started by: jerad188 on January 02, 2013, 01:40:52 PM
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About 745 this morning, my aunt called and said there were a pack of coyotes howling and yipping in a relatively small chunk of woods by her house. Now assuming they were gonna stay denned to in that woods all day, what time this evening should I try calling them out to the field? Don't wanna go to early but I need to get setup before they leave that area right?
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Id start calling the last hour of daylight and again an hour or two after dark if there is no response the first time
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Well I won't be home until 530 so I guess ill get there as soon as I can. Should I start with a pup howl or two, then get into the distress sounds?
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I'd start with a soft prey distress then louder. Then a medium pitched howl and let that stew for about a half hour or so
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+ 1 what Leglifter said. They may not even be there now. It's possible they were moving thru the area when she heard them. Good luck. I hope you get them.
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Well it surrounds cut corn and spy bean fields, and the back side of the woods is an open cemetery and highway, I'm certain they are close. Hopefully I can get one, or at least get them talkin.
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No luck, at all, in 4 hours... Tonight seemed so perfect no wind no moon, and no red glowing eyes! Not a single fox either. Ahhhhh what dry spell.
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I hear ya. I've been in a dry spell as well since deer season. No coons, a couple fox but no shots and coyotes with the wrong caliber gun on me. It's been tough.