The WORST Coyote Hunting Mistakes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Coyote hunting is a fast paced and exciting hobby. However, if you're new it can be a little intimidating. In this video we go over 3 of the most common beginner coyote hunting mistakes to help you avoid these rookie pitfalls.
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It's not okay to have someone else sight in your rifle....and taking a rifle that you haven't even sighted in yourself to shoot game. Lol I agree with everything else.
Just got home from our first real coyote hunt,2days ,and was unsuccessful. Your tips really showed me where we went wrong and what we did well. Putting it all together is doable.thanks for your help
Thanks for the comment! Good luck!
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I am not a rookie hunter but I am definitely still learning the coyote hunting game:)
Thank you for taking the time to watch and letting me know what you think!
The awesome video and definitely good advice! I have sat down and began calling with my rifle on my lap. I will add that helps to be with a second Hunter because calling and trying to shoot. I get overwhelmed and Miss as many as I get!
been hunting my whole life but me and my dad just started coyote hunting, so thanks for the tips!
Great video! 👍🏻👍🏻
I believe alot is wrong with someone else sighting in your rifle and using one you are not familiar with. Trigger pull and ensuring correct fit, especially comb can really throw you off. Not being familiar many people have a habit of not following through or staying in the scope with a rifle they are not familiar with. Great tips!!! Would like to get into setting up on some coyotes. Just not really familiar with this prey.
Thanks for watching and commenting! It just takes a lot of trial and error. Best thing to do is try to find a lot of different places to go. Good luck!
Learn to STAY STILL! And you must be comfortable to do this 1.) take a closed cell foam sit pad 2.) use shootings sticks and keep your rifle's forearm ON them 3.) Use binoculars s-l-o-w-l-y if the is no movement by 20 minutes. 4.) wear a small daypack with a HYDRATION bladder and hose (to keep movement minimal when drinking) 5.) Try wearing HECK's underwear and head cover (to mask your body's "electronic" signature
These are the exact tips I need as I'm trying to learn coyote hunting.. thanks
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video Thanks for your time
Thanks for watching!
Put scent around your set and call, see Murray's Lures. Mixed about decoys as they come in too hard and fast, good camo, minimum movement if the coyote is stationary no ridge lining.
I would say you have done a good job in general covering some of the dont's , I would add on very very important don't DON't SHOOT at a coyote that you don't have a good shot on and DON'T SHOOT until he is out of site !!!!!! The odds of hitting even the second shot is to low, you should not train or condition the animal to be call shy !!!!! Keep up the good work !!!!!!!!!!
Great tip! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Those were great tips. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the 2 different videos on this subject. It has been a lot of help planning my first sit. I have seen Coyotes on my property and just today found some scat right beside my Chicken coup. I am gonna try to call them in but what is the best time of day? I havent seen them very often in the day time.
I would say early morning or evening would probably be your best bet. If you have a camera try to get that out next to your coop and see when they come in. If I had to guess they would be there at night. Are you in a state that allows hunting for coyotes at night?
I was on a coyote patrol today. Didn't see one. When I was deer hunting on that property I saw several. Owner saw a couple during daylight hours this week's so a friend and I went for the day.
Didn't help that the 2nd property to the north had two dead cows not cleaned up yet. Heard a few 30 cal shots go off in the afternoon. I at least hoped to see some run my way. Nope!
Damn things would walk across the open field in front of my while deer hunting.
That's how it always happens!
A buddy and I hunt in the western Wisconsin full of rolling hills, draws and farm fields. Thus far we have been unsuccessful calling in a coyote. Do you think a morning or night setup would provide the best success? We mainly hunt in February. Any other weather related tips are appreciated. Thanks
I think either would work just as well as the other, but I tend to have more success in the early morning. It's hard to narrow down why you aren't calling in anything. Could be your setup, the calls you're using, all sorts of things. What's your setup like?
3x pkas prisma sight and akm is all you need no felt recoil and a lot of punch
I have a LVPO sitting at 3x on my YUGO. So I couldn’t agree more.
When it’s super dark and you decide to call the coyotes.Then instead of 20-30 second response time,its instant and you have a pack 10 ft away and you ain’t ready .Got to excited and wasn’t set and won’t make that mistake again!
Lol, lmao on having your gun ready. Oh yeah, I got caught "out" by one.
Been there....all three!
Happens to the best of us! Keep at it!
Love your vids - I’m new to hunting dogs -learning a lot- however- I’m gonna have to disagree with having someone else sight in your gun for you- I know- from experience -that will not work out for a lot of people
Is it possible to over call the coyotes? How often should you howl/bark/wine?
It is possible, but if you’re calling in a spot more than 45 minutes or so without any coming in then I’d pack it up and move. I would space my sequences out by 15 minutes or so, and let them go for about 5.
You should do one of these videos for bow hunters
What is best type of Gun to use , to Bring less Damage to the pelt?
I like a .223/5.56, but 22-250 and .243 are good too.
As a new deer hunter coming are going in the woods at night or morning, can coyotes attack humans or are they scared and good?
Coyote attacks are very rare, and happen mostly in California. They are losing their fear of humans so there is an increased chance of attacks. From 1977 through 2015 (most recent statistic I could find, maybe someone else can find a more recent study) there were 367 attacks. Of that, 165 were in California. If you come across a coyote, just get loud and they'll run away. Most likely it will run away from you long before you even knew it was there. Hope that helps!
The best way to ruin a coyote hunt is to let him hear, see, or smell you. So, yes, you are safe while walking around.
As far as I know.. its my understanding the biggest coyotes are like 55 Lbs. Only ones I've ever seen in SoCal have been like 25-35 Lbs though. You're a human. You could literally kick the dog-shit out of a coyote man. And if you're hunting, you got boots, trekking poles, weapon. Also... as a human.. you are loud as shit when you come walking into a place, (compared to everything else) unless you practice and work on how to walk-in more silently. Or where some boot-sneaks. You might even want to give the area you chose to take a sit at some time for everything to quiet back down from you walking in and setting up your caller and all that... and give you time to slowly scan around the area visually and audibly. Before you get ready to begin your calling sequence. And make sure to wear a watch too, so you can time how long you've called and how long to wait in-between callings. And try to stop your eCaller at a natural end to the current call playing, rather than abruptly cutting it off mid-call.
That's a loaded question bc any animal "can" but personally I've heard of more hunters attacked by deer then coyote and that's very rare. A cpl years ago I was deer hunting and losing light fast. I tied my bow on and started lowering then turned around to climb down and as I get about halfway I hear crashing coming down thru the woods sounded like Santa and his reindeer. It was a pack of coyotes a very good pack. I never get that lucky when going after them. Felt kinda eary walking to truck knowing they were close, but I knew they were more afraid of me bc can you imagine from an animals perspective, we walk upright like a God and no other animal does it. I remember facial expressions a fawn made one time when I walked up on. It shook its head like what the heck is that.
Coyotes need to be hunted plus it'll make you a better hunter. This happened when guy told deer he wasn't hunting coyote lol th-cam.com/video/LNGGbozilko/w-d-xo.html
Ricky Allen Exactly Ricky. There's plenty of coyote in my part of Michigan and even some black bear, I don't worry about them. I have come across a couple of big male deer while walking around and they are not afraid of you and do not want you there! You can tell that they're thinking about poking you in the chest with one of their solid bone feet.
My concern is that the Coyotes are eating the endangered species on the ranch; Kit Fox, Tipton Kangaroo Rat, etc.
would a red dot sight be better than a scope?
It really depends on the type of terrain you’re hunting in, and what you’re most comfortable with. If all your shots are going to be inside of 150 yards or so, I’d say you could get away with a red dot with a small amount of magnification. For an AR build specifically for predator hunting I would use an LPVO.
Thanks. Any tips on when to flash them with a light?
Had #1 this morning after decoy fell and went to get it when I passed it he hit call button on remote and they came in
I kid you not...sitting low in sage and quakies...I had one jump over my lap on the run. No shotgun.
Bet that woke you up!
@@InformedOutdoors your not kidding...I had a 223. But it was over and gone before this old man could stand. The caller works though...
While checking rabbit snares last month here in Edmonton Alberta a coyote came up to me about 15 yards away. Didnt even know he was there untill he ran off Lol
I shoot every one of them I see while I'm deer hunting or small game hunting
Always curious how many coyotes all you Internet expertsmanage to get killed?
What? I shouldn't try to shoot a moving coyote at 50 yards with a scope dialed up to 24X? But...don't you want to give him a fighting chance? :-)
Lol hope you have lots of ammo