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I'll bet that would make a 100y deer killer
Coyote hunting tips
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geo4061
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Do you turn your e caller off as soon as you see a coyote coming your way?
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I have by accident, and it ended poorly. It looked dead at my call for a couple of seconds, whirled in place and disappeared. Now, if they are coming, I don't touch anything. I think if I was out west, and could see them coming from way out, I might lower the volume a little, but I have no idea if that is the right answer or not, since I've never hunted coyotes out west..
Straight Shooter
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Yes
geo4061
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Yes No Why? Have you tried the opposite way? goalltheway you left the Versamax with EO Tech in the truck didn't you? Sorry, I couldn't help my self. lol
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In the incident I mentioned, he caught me with the remote in my hand. This was a primos call I used a handful of years back. I was trying to switch sounds and looked up and had one at about 100y. Call was about midway between us. In my attempt to delicately lay the remote against the neck lanyard, I hit the mute button. If coyotes could smirk, he smirked at me and disappeared. he was out of sight before I ever got both hands on my rifle.
Straight Shooter
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Yes, because once I get the coyote coming I want him looking for me not at me. To be truthful I just push the pause button until I see if it slows or stops. Then I will soften it and give a short squeal, but not much.
geo4061
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This question came from watching the coyote hunting TV shows. Those gentlemen turn their caller off as soon as they see one coming. They then lip squeak them to bring them on in or bark to stop them. I don't think there is a wrong answer here. Use what works for you.
Straight Shooter
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A lot of videos I watch the guys have them running full blast continuously. But it works for them.
geo4061
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A question that follows along this same line. How about your decoy. Do you leave it on or turn it on and off? What are your thoughts?
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I've gotten to the point that I barely ever turn mine on, unless I know I'm sitting somewhere that they will be able to see it from way out. It sucks my battery down so fast..
TRnCO
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Depends on how far out I see it and how fast it's coming.
I use aggressive barks on the call to "bark stop" the coyote/s when I'm ready to shoot. I don't want the coyote to even know I'm there, if possible, especially true when there's more then one that show up together. IF the barks don't stop the coyote, I then hit male challenge howl which sometimes will turn one inside out, BUT they always stop once they figure out that they aren't being chased by the "challenger".
