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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
How do I start Coyote Hunting?
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<blockquote data-quote="kfreeze" data-source="post: 2349518" data-attributes="member: 79596"><p>You are lucky to learn where you are. I am in east central MN, and we don't have as high of coyote population density as you. Day hunting here is very hard. I only night hunt coyotes with thermal scopes. That is a game changer here, and would be there too. Coyotes are way more active at night. For calls, I only use electronic calls. I have a lucky duck roughneck with extra sounds from Rick at varminator predator calls, and I also have a icotec sabre. Both work well and have their place. The lucky duck seems to have a little more clear sound, but the icotec has a way better remote range. (I like to put the call at least 75 yds away from me, preferably 100 yds sometimes a little more). I always call for at least 40 min. And shoot about 1/3 of the coyotes after 30 min. You can get away with less time, because you can see farther there (we have a lot of woods for them to hide and hang up in). If you are hunting where other people hunt, don't be scared to sit longer, the run and gun guys do leave plenty of coyotes that are more caucious behind and it will take long for them to come in. The biggest thing I can say though, is to night hunt with thermal or night vision if legal there. I know it is around Sioux Falls, when I work there I am going to bring my gear with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kfreeze, post: 2349518, member: 79596"] You are lucky to learn where you are. I am in east central MN, and we don't have as high of coyote population density as you. Day hunting here is very hard. I only night hunt coyotes with thermal scopes. That is a game changer here, and would be there too. Coyotes are way more active at night. For calls, I only use electronic calls. I have a lucky duck roughneck with extra sounds from Rick at varminator predator calls, and I also have a icotec sabre. Both work well and have their place. The lucky duck seems to have a little more clear sound, but the icotec has a way better remote range. (I like to put the call at least 75 yds away from me, preferably 100 yds sometimes a little more). I always call for at least 40 min. And shoot about 1/3 of the coyotes after 30 min. You can get away with less time, because you can see farther there (we have a lot of woods for them to hide and hang up in). If you are hunting where other people hunt, don't be scared to sit longer, the run and gun guys do leave plenty of coyotes that are more caucious behind and it will take long for them to come in. The biggest thing I can say though, is to night hunt with thermal or night vision if legal there. I know it is around Sioux Falls, when I work there I am going to bring my gear with. [/QUOTE]
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