Coyote call sequence
- Thread starter Chief44
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I sat for about 45 minutes yesterday.....I'm going to have to find a mentor!
Legnip
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how loud do you start with the calls? I've got a Foxpro that goes to 20.
shooter250
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I use a bobcat in heat right after deer season played kind of loud to start ,then up and down.Don't know why but they come running in with a vengence.Good sound to try if you think they have heard LBGQT rabbit too much already
Speedwell-Hunter
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what is a good summer call for yotes? thanks
shooter250
Member
Rabbit in distress will always work but remember fawns are available in the summer don't be afraid to switch it up.I would be more concerned with heat right now so call at daylight and evenings , last half hour of daylight
Speedwell-Hunter
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heat? They breed in spring i thought. I want to call at night. I seen a pack on my property two nights ago, 5 of them. at 0400 . Thinking of sitting at 9pm-1am nightly, and getting into calling them, your thoughts?
Speedwell-Hunter
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Clarification for us, when you say you do it for 5 minutes, you press the button and it goes for 5 minutes straight? I am confused when articles say do something for 2-3 min, is that with a short 2-3 second between calls or just non stop?
shooter250
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No I meant it's hotter than a welldiggers ass coyotes don't like it any more than you do , cool mornings and evenings if you're going to hunt in the summer
Wrangler95
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I got the Patriot,plenty of free sounds plus I bought a few more!A fawn distress would be good now!!
megalomaniac
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Weekend before last every set with fawns in distress vocals called in does within a few seconds, hotter and madder than stink. I'm thinking that sound right now may do more harm than good when it comes to stressing out the deer herd.
MFK has some great real coyote vocals... lately done well with 12w old pup sounds and fighting sounds ('tablescraps' is a good one).
Not sure if they have wised up over the past 6 months of aggressive hunting or we wiped them out.... not seeing very much sign. Not many on trail cams, and when one show up on cam, we go out there, call him up, and remove him. Seeing a LOT more fawns this summer than years past.
Lone Hunter
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Old thread but you might be careful hunting them at night. Don't think the GW would like it too much unless you know him well. That's what gets me is they want them killed ( I really wonder about this) and will not let you hunt them at night when they are most active. If you could hunt at night there would be more killed and more other animals left alive, fawns,cats,dogs, rabbits, anything else they can eat. I wish they would allow night vision and night hunting. A buddy in Georgia said that Night Vision has given him a lot more success in killing them.
kaizen leader
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Wow, you have it figured out. Nice.
