bowhuntr311
IowaWhitetail Addict
Hey all,
Over the last 5 years I have learned that if you can call coyotes in succesfully your way ahead of most of the local population that trys. Most coyotes that get killed in my area are snared or ran with hounds. I know quite a few people that call alot and maybe kill 1 or 2 a year. Its tough up here with the large chunks of woods and the farely flat terrain. Two weekends ago a buddy and I went out for the first trip of the year. A triple right off the bat...Well that ended poorly. Last weekend I was on-call for work. So yesterday the same friend, land owner and I went out. 5 to 8 min of calling and I glanced off behind us and low and behold this guy was standing 125yards downwind looking behind him on the otherside of the rise. Whirled around and let my .223 bark. Done deal. Tried to get some in the field pics and I had forgot the battery pack for my camera in the charger at home /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/mad.gif
Dean
Over the last 5 years I have learned that if you can call coyotes in succesfully your way ahead of most of the local population that trys. Most coyotes that get killed in my area are snared or ran with hounds. I know quite a few people that call alot and maybe kill 1 or 2 a year. Its tough up here with the large chunks of woods and the farely flat terrain. Two weekends ago a buddy and I went out for the first trip of the year. A triple right off the bat...Well that ended poorly. Last weekend I was on-call for work. So yesterday the same friend, land owner and I went out. 5 to 8 min of calling and I glanced off behind us and low and behold this guy was standing 125yards downwind looking behind him on the otherside of the rise. Whirled around and let my .223 bark. Done deal. Tried to get some in the field pics and I had forgot the battery pack for my camera in the charger at home /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/mad.gif
Dean
I have to work 2 weekends in Feb, and have a out of town trip on another.