The thick cover tips are greatly appreciated. In PA we hunt them with lights at night over fields. We are trying to put out more videos of daytime hunts and are working on the best strategy. Thanks!
Good tips! Thanks for posting. I see from the comments that for every ten sane, rational viewers, we get to hear from one tofu eating, nonsensical wacko. I can live with that ratio. Keep up the good work!
Tofu eating, nonsensical whacko here. Of course, I'm an animal lover. I live on a farm that has a 4 acre swamp, thus plenty of water moccasin, rattle snakes, copperheads, and so on. Feral cats ran my barn cats off. I miss the ones who are gone, but I sure do appreciate the feral cats because I haven't seen any snakes in the immediate area in 3 years. But every summer around this time when the feral cats have babies, the coyotes take over. Just tonight the train went down the track. It is loud and when the coyotes are nearby, the immediately begin squealing and howling and it is LOUD. The know when I feed the cats and stand at the wood's edge, literally a foot inside the wood line and watch the kittens. Last year around this time, they at 12 babies but left all the adults. Tonight I walked over, right up to the coyote, who was not even looking at me. I was literally 3 feet from him and another one was nearby, too. I always fuss at them and they take off and run towards the swamp. Once a couple of years I saw a coyote trotting near the swamp with a huge dead snake. I love my cats and coyotes. As for the deer, there's a plenty of them and I've never seen evidence of an attack. I have seen, though, coyotes cleaning up dead stuff by the road. Often they get help trying to be nature's sanitation crew.
Nice job, solid tips. Really appreciate the safety tips on number 8. So many how to videos never mention safety. It's so important by yourself and especially when you start adding other guns to the hunt. Never hurts to remind people to hunt safe and smart. Especially keep a eye on younger hunters with less experience because excitement and adrenaline can make you lose focus. You don't get second chances and accidents can happen fast.
MR-FLIP No if you put it behind you the coyote will come in closer to you but not the call. the coyote will keep its distance until it confirms the sounds
MR-FLIP No if you put it behind you the coyote will come in closer to you but not the call. the coyote will keep its distance until it confirms the sounds
I always place the caller behind me if I'm hunting timber. The coyotes pass me on the way in to the sound. This is during shotgun hunts. Open fields are just the opposite. My goal is to get the coyote to present a rifle shot in front of me.
Thank you for the tips. Killed my first coyote at age 61 using a new Verminator call. Started with hen pheasant and then cottontail. Nailed him at 202 yards with my .270. This was in north central Kansas, but I live in middle Tennessee, where I plan to resume hunting.
1. Learn something about wildlife management. 2. If you don't hunt, or don't want to hunt, stop upsetting yourself by watching hunting videos. 3. don't think for a second that you are going to change someone,s mind about hunting by posting a lame comment. 4. Pound salt.
Im in Michigan using your basic $100 electronic call. I'm never sure if im using the call to much or to little. Ive seen a couple but not as many as I should for the amount of dogs in the areas. Any suggestions???
I never said it isn't fair. I said thats not what hunting is a about. And right from wrong isn't old fashioned... that would be common sense... Hunting is great fun and gives you either meat or pelts. As long as the meat or pelt isn't wasted i don't care if its for sport. and neither does anyone else.
I don't go varmint hunting a lot but I started trapping raccoons for my grandparents in the summer because they are tearing up their garden. They have nearly 100 acres of just woods and fields and a long creek. I wasn't too far out however when I thought about going back to the house and get a .22 just in case I saw something (this is in Ohio so not many dangerous animals here can withstand a .22) or if I got bored but I decided not to get the .22 but I did have a tomahawk for fun. I walked that creek once about a mile and a half or so when I came across a massive tree that had fallen over the creek by a tornado a few years ago. This tree was seriously MASSIVE and it was 10 above the creek bed. So I stumble through the thorns and brush until I cam on top of the log. There was 3 raccoon droppings there so I figured it was maybe one or two raccoons that hung out there. So anyway I laid down on the log and just listened to the nature around me. I was laying down for maybe 20 minutes or so and starting to dose off when I heard faint splashing in the creek to my right but I was looking left. I figures it my just be a squirrel (the creek wasn't very deep in this part) or one of the raccoon that hung out on the log. When I slowly turn around it was a COYOTE! I've never really seen a coyote except at a distance in a car and never on the property (although their tracks are everywhere and I've tried tracking them down with an AR-15 once but never found anything). The coyotes was just 5 feet from directly under the log and 10 feet down. So I did the math afterward (Pythagorean Theorem) and this coyote was was 11.18 feet away from me. I could've stuck it right between the eyes with my tomahawk (I've been throwing hawks for a long time) but I didn't want to risk it and wound this beautiful creature. I sat up and looked at it and it was still smelling up at me and took a quick glance every now and then. But when I sat up it was a little more alert of my presence and just looked at me but did not run. It just kind of paced back and fourth maybe 3 times and it made me feel uneasy. Then it walked up the bank on the left side of the log (I was on the middle-right side of the log, the left side was where the roots were pulled up and I couldn't see past them.) The coyote walked up the hill and probably walked away. Probably because I waited five minutes then got out of there pretty quick not by creek but through that thick thorns and brush (barefoot too, I go everywhere barefoot, it just feels better to me) and got out of there. I think there was something wrong with it, would you think that too?
I think he had a den in the the side with the roots, and you were blocking his path, maybe investigate with shoes and a rifle and see if indeed there is a den, Yotes have a cash bounty on them in the state of Pa. you kill them and I'll meet you at the state line, we'll make a lucrative living together.
I have been calling for a couple of years now in Southern Indiana. I have had some trouble getting them to come in. I think this is a great video. Thanks.
Oh ok so the "facts" are they are defenseless? Holy crap this is a joke... Obviously you've never hunted anything or you would know that they have huge defenses, they smell and hear much better than humans, they run faster and live in packs, as a coyote hunter i KNOW how hard it is to kill them and they are not in any way shape or form defenseless. It's not even an opinion. That sir is a fact.
Great info im a newbie looking for info looking to get started hunting coyote in ny. I tried providing my info to access the hunting guide but it says the mailing list is not active? Is this a print copy or internet version i can view some other way?
went coyote huntin.set up and planned for them to come off the ridge to my left and cross this little field in front of me where i would shoot them. And well, started callin,then waited 5 minutes, called some more, then waited a few minutes and heard some brush rustling every now and then up on the ridge, and then a fox came trotting down the hill and crossed the field broadside 15 yards away from where i was and i didnt shoot cuz there arent as many around anymore, i regret it,next time i will
Again you make it quite obvious you've never gone hunting... It's not really about playing fair with the animals. With vermins its about removing a problem and getting some pelts. With big game and waterfowl its about food and trophies. And no matter what its about great fun and heritage and the great outdoors. Something it seems you know nothing about.
it may be better that the hunter sticks only 2 the fields some of the ones that hunt in the woods shoot at people some hunters don't see so well or don't care thy go 4 movement , an that's not good if you have small children playing in the woods , i understand if you like 2 thin down the population but using there calls ant that cheating (LOL)
Years ago my friends and I hunted Coyote when the packs got so big that they started taking down Deer,,,we then knew they would start with Calves, Goats, etc. I don't believe the Prices on the equipment you now need to call. We just bought a tape and used our own Boombox...,not now Sad. It's all about money
most to all people hunt for a trophy and the meat. i live in michigan and most people base their majority of meals on venison or at least try to. if they're family doesnt get a dear for the year, or have one donated to them they have to go fork out lots of money to the grocery store on meat that is generally full of treatments and unneccesary fats. plus it controls the population which otherwise would be way too overpopulated and cause more problems than good this generally goes for all species.
MR-FLIP I thought this same thing but I tried it recently and a fox came straight to the call which was behind me and I never got a shot so now I always put it where it's visible.
I agree buster11 I live off the land only I go to school with leather clothes but I have some jeans but there's too many men without dirty finger nails. Most people don't even now how to skin a deer any more.
When you have an electric call how long do you keep making sounds? Lets say i have a wounded rabbit call how long do i keep making the sound. Do i stop only till i see something or wait a few minutes then do it again.
TheCONtwo There is no definite answer on how long to make a sound. Some hunters if they're using an electronic call with a distress sound just let it keep running. Some hunters start and stop the call. Both techniques seem to work about the same.Most hand callers make the sound for 30 seconds to a minute and then stop for 1 to 5 minutes and repeat. That also works. The bottom line is that there is no set proven system that is best. You will develop your own style.If you go here you can watch video demos of all my callswww.dogbreathcoyotecalls.com/dogbreath-call-demos
I have to say I disagree about hunting in the woods a bit. Given I do hunt more in the Midwest, we don’t have vast open fields like out west, but I’ve often found coyotes love hay fields and they’ll even come out when I’m mowing hay and watching for rabbits.
Michael Jordon use a call you would have to be right on the x and they have to be moving. If you don’t feel like paying that much for a electronic call but some mouth calls!
1. Do a lot of meth 2. Use a lot of technology to make up for your lameness 3. Choose the highest powered, semi automatic weapons 4. Bait the coyote to come to you, so you don't have to take your fat gut to them 5. Accept the fact that the coyote is a lot smarter than you, your father, or your children 6. Spend a lot of time trying to outsmart a dog 7. Imitate the coyote howling. This will make you look good at parties too 8. Get as many friends to help as possible
Artemis Gordon 1. Make a TH-cam account 2. Search how to be a keyboard warrior 3.do a Facebook quiz to see all the things you disagree with 4.search all the things you disagree with 5. Leave comments that show how ignorant you are 6. Get offended by this list
Artemis Gordon tip 1. Attend a gay pride rally Tip 2. Vote democrat and maintain a snowflake mentality. Tip 3. Watch hunting videos that offend you. Tip 4. Miss obama Tip 5. Riot in the streets with antifa. Tip 6. Live in mommies basement
Enjoyed the video and the tips, nice to hear somebody talk about hunting coyotes in thick cover nice job
The thick cover tips are greatly appreciated. In PA we hunt them with lights at night over fields. We are trying to put out more videos of daytime hunts and are working on the best strategy. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing! So many you tubers don’t want to “share their secrets”. Great video thanks!
The mailing list not active. Could not access your guide.
Good tips! Thanks for posting. I see from the comments that for every ten sane, rational viewers, we get to hear from one tofu eating, nonsensical wacko. I can live with that ratio. Keep up the good work!
Tofu eating, nonsensical whacko here. Of course, I'm an animal lover. I live on a farm that has a 4 acre swamp, thus plenty of water moccasin, rattle snakes, copperheads, and so on. Feral cats ran my barn cats off. I miss the ones who are gone, but I sure do appreciate the feral cats because I haven't seen any snakes in the immediate area in 3 years. But every summer around this time when the feral cats have babies, the coyotes take over. Just tonight the train went down the track. It is loud and when the coyotes are nearby, the immediately begin squealing and howling and it is LOUD. The know when I feed the cats and stand at the wood's edge, literally a foot inside the wood line and watch the kittens. Last year around this time, they at 12 babies but left all the adults. Tonight I walked over, right up to the coyote, who was not even looking at me. I was literally 3 feet from him and another one was nearby, too. I always fuss at them and they take off and run towards the swamp. Once a couple of years I saw a coyote trotting near the swamp with a huge dead snake. I love my cats and coyotes. As for the deer, there's a plenty of them and I've never seen evidence of an attack. I have seen, though, coyotes cleaning up dead stuff by the road. Often they get help trying to be nature's sanitation crew.
Nice job, solid tips. Really appreciate the safety tips on number 8. So many how to videos never mention safety. It's so important by yourself and especially when you start adding other guns to the hunt. Never hurts to remind people to hunt safe and smart. Especially keep a eye on younger hunters with less experience because excitement and adrenaline can make you lose focus. You don't get second chances and accidents can happen fast.
I'm having problems talking my wife into letting me spent almost $700 for that dude's call so I can get $20 per dog, Damn I'm going to miss her.
Excellent tips for eastern hunting. Spot on with each point!
Love your videos, you always have great tips, been watching for years and have had a lot of success using your tips and techniques, thanks!
Excellent! Good lookin' out.
Protect wildlife!!!! Killing defenseless coyotes!!! Bad Karma ur way!!!!!!
i dont understand putting the call 30 50yrds behind you wouldn't it be better to but the call and decoy in front of you
MR-FLIP No if you put it behind you the coyote will come in closer to you but not the call. the coyote will keep its distance until it confirms the sounds
MR-FLIP No if you put it behind you the coyote will come in closer to you but not the call. the coyote will keep its distance until it confirms the sounds
No once they find the sound and look at it if it’s in front of you they will see you and run away
I always place the caller behind me if I'm hunting timber. The coyotes pass me on the way in to the sound. This is during shotgun hunts.
Open fields are just the opposite. My goal is to get the coyote to present a rifle shot in front of me.
Thank you for the tips. Killed my first coyote at age 61 using a new Verminator call. Started with hen pheasant and then cottontail. Nailed him at 202 yards with my .270. This was in north central Kansas, but I live in middle Tennessee, where I plan to resume hunting.
1. Learn something about wildlife management.
2. If you don't hunt, or don't want to hunt, stop upsetting yourself by watching hunting videos.
3. don't think for a second that you are going to change someone,s mind about hunting by posting a lame comment.
4. Pound salt.
Im in Michigan using your basic $100 electronic call. I'm never sure if im using the call to much or to little. Ive seen a couple but not as many as I should for the amount of dogs in the areas. Any suggestions???
I'M from Michigan!! up north, where you from?
I never said it isn't fair. I said thats not what hunting is a about. And right from wrong isn't old fashioned... that would be common sense... Hunting is great fun and gives you either meat or pelts. As long as the meat or pelt isn't wasted i don't care if its for sport. and neither does anyone else.
Protect wildlife!!!!! Bad karma ur way!!!!
I don't go varmint hunting a lot but I started trapping raccoons for my grandparents in the summer because they are tearing up their garden. They have nearly 100 acres of just woods and fields and a long creek. I wasn't too far out however when I thought about going back to the house and get a .22 just in case I saw something (this is in Ohio so not many dangerous animals here can withstand a .22) or if I got bored but I decided not to get the .22 but I did have a tomahawk for fun. I walked that creek once about a mile and a half or so when I came across a massive tree that had fallen over the creek by a tornado a few years ago. This tree was seriously MASSIVE and it was 10 above the creek bed. So I stumble through the thorns and brush until I cam on top of the log. There was 3 raccoon droppings there so I figured it was maybe one or two raccoons that hung out there. So anyway I laid down on the log and just listened to the nature around me. I was laying down for maybe 20 minutes or so and starting to dose off when I heard faint splashing in the creek to my right but I was looking left. I figures it my just be a squirrel (the creek wasn't very deep in this part) or one of the raccoon that hung out on the log. When I slowly turn around it was a COYOTE! I've never really seen a coyote except at a distance in a car and never on the property (although their tracks are everywhere and I've tried tracking them down with an AR-15 once but never found anything). The coyotes was just 5 feet from directly under the log and 10 feet down. So I did the math afterward (Pythagorean Theorem) and this coyote was was 11.18 feet away from me. I could've stuck it right between the eyes with my tomahawk (I've been throwing hawks for a long time) but I didn't want to risk it and wound this beautiful creature. I sat up and looked at it and it was still smelling up at me and took a quick glance every now and then. But when I sat up it was a little more alert of my presence and just looked at me but did not run. It just kind of paced back and fourth maybe 3 times and it made me feel uneasy. Then it walked up the bank on the left side of the log (I was on the middle-right side of the log, the left side was where the roots were pulled up and I couldn't see past them.) The coyote walked up the hill and probably walked away. Probably because I waited five minutes then got out of there pretty quick not by creek but through that thick thorns and brush (barefoot too, I go everywhere barefoot, it just feels better to me) and got out of there. I think there was something wrong with it, would you think that too?
I think he had a den in the the side with the roots, and you were blocking his path, maybe investigate with shoes and a rifle and see if indeed there is a den, Yotes have a cash bounty on them in the state of Pa. you kill them and I'll meet you at the state line, we'll make a lucrative living together.
Ok, thanks for the tip! I'll let you know how it goes!
Ohio hunter here too!
The other white meat
I have been calling for a couple of years now in Southern Indiana. I have had some trouble getting them to come in. I think this is a great video. Thanks.
Charles Radcliff did these tips really work for you? Me and you are in the same area!
Oh ok so the "facts" are they are defenseless? Holy crap this is a joke... Obviously you've never hunted anything or you would know that they have huge defenses, they smell and hear much better than humans, they run faster and live in packs, as a coyote hunter i KNOW how hard it is to kill them and they are not in any way shape or form defenseless. It's not even an opinion. That sir is a fact.
Great info im a newbie looking for info looking to get started hunting coyote in ny. I tried providing my info to access the hunting guide but it says the mailing list is not active? Is this a print copy or internet version i can view some other way?
went coyote huntin.set up and planned for them to come off the ridge to my left and cross this little field in front of me where i would shoot them. And well, started callin,then waited 5 minutes, called some more, then waited a few minutes and heard some brush rustling every now and then up on the ridge, and then a fox came trotting down the hill and crossed the field broadside 15 yards away from where i was and i didnt shoot cuz there arent as many around anymore, i regret it,next time i will
Thanks. J.
Again you make it quite obvious you've never gone hunting... It's not really about playing fair with the animals. With vermins its about removing a problem and getting some pelts. With big game and waterfowl its about food and trophies. And no matter what its about great fun and heritage and the great outdoors. Something it seems you know nothing about.
it may be better that the hunter sticks only 2 the fields some of the ones that hunt in the woods shoot at people some hunters don't see so well or don't care thy go 4 movement , an that's not good if you have small children playing in the woods , i understand if you like 2 thin down the population but using there calls ant that cheating (LOL)
Years ago my friends and I hunted Coyote when the packs got so big that they started taking down Deer,,,we then knew they would start with Calves, Goats, etc. I don't believe the Prices on the equipment you now need to call. We just bought a tape and used our own Boombox...,not now Sad. It's all about money
most to all people hunt for a trophy and the meat. i live in michigan and most people base their majority of meals on venison or at least try to. if they're family doesnt get a dear for the year, or have one donated to them they have to go fork out lots of money to the grocery store on meat that is generally full of treatments and unneccesary fats. plus it controls the population which otherwise would be way too overpopulated and cause more problems than good this generally goes for all species.
Hope you are doing well, Where did you go?
MR-FLIP I thought this same thing but I tried it recently and a fox came straight to the call which was behind me and I never got a shot so now I always put it where it's visible.
I agree buster11 I live off the land only I go to school with leather clothes but I have some jeans but there's too many men without dirty finger nails. Most people don't even now how to skin a deer any more.
would fairly wide logging trails with very think brush and steep hills on either side work?
Great video. I'm here in North East and will try to use an elevated position
Just want to thank you for the great tips this is been extremely helpful
3rd ever coyote hunt, one runs in from where i just walked in. couldn't turn in time.
Please read my comment! It's a GREAT story!
Thank you for taking the time to give free tips!!
Damn Canadians.
You should understand a topic before voicing your opinion.
When you have an electric call how long do you keep making sounds? Lets say i have a wounded rabbit call how long do i keep making the sound. Do i stop only till i see something or wait a few minutes then do it again.
TheCONtwo There is no definite answer on how long to make a sound. Some hunters if they're using an electronic call with a distress sound just let it keep running. Some hunters start and stop the call. Both techniques seem to work about the same.Most hand callers make the sound for 30 seconds to a minute and then stop for 1 to 5 minutes and repeat. That also works. The bottom line is that there is no set proven system that is best. You will develop your own style.If you go here you can watch video demos of all my callswww.dogbreathcoyotecalls.com/dogbreath-call-demos
This video is older than 10yrs
great advice...thanks !
I have to say I disagree about hunting in the woods a bit. Given I do hunt more in the Midwest, we don’t have vast open fields like out west, but I’ve often found coyotes love hay fields and they’ll even come out when I’m mowing hay and watching for rabbits.
I knew it !!!!! You are from mars !!!!
Live the Dream!
What calls do you recamend
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I'll try what you said thinks
Great vid!
can you hunt coyotes without a call
Michael Jordon use a call you would have to be right on the x and they have to be moving. If you don’t feel like paying that much for a electronic call but some mouth calls!
You can but it would be more difficult
Pure ignorance!
1. Do a lot of meth
2. Use a lot of technology to make up for your lameness
3. Choose the highest powered, semi automatic weapons
4. Bait the coyote to come to you, so you don't have to take your fat gut to them
5. Accept the fact that the coyote is a lot smarter than you, your father, or your children
6. Spend a lot of time trying to outsmart a dog
7. Imitate the coyote howling. This will make you look good at parties too
8. Get as many friends to help as possible
Artemis Gordon
1. Make a TH-cam account
2. Search how to be a keyboard warrior
3.do a Facebook quiz to see all the things you disagree with
4.search all the things you disagree with
5. Leave comments that show how ignorant you are
6. Get offended by this list
Artemis Gordon thank you, i did what you said and killed 6 coyotes today!
Artemis Gordon tip 1. Attend a gay pride rally
Tip 2. Vote democrat and maintain a snowflake mentality.
Tip 3. Watch hunting videos that offend you.
Tip 4. Miss obama
Tip 5. Riot in the streets with antifa.
Tip 6. Live in mommies basement