The coyote's are greatly increasing in numbers where I live. They are getting more and more bold and coming into our yards during the day. Today, I had a young doe come into a feeder I have in my yard and she was limping bad on her right rear leg. I don't know how she got hurt but, a short time latter the yotes were screaming behind my house. I grabbed a gun and went looking but, they ran, yelping and chasing something. I have never seen so many as I have this year.
What is the best way to call them in. I got to get serious about getting rid of them.
Thanks
Kamski1151 shot his first song dog tonight. Used a fawn bleat call. 22.250 to the head.
Quote from: redarrow on February 25, 2011, 10:52:00 PM
Kamski1151 shot his first song dog tonight. Used a fawn bleat call. 22.250 to the head.
Thanks, I'll check out that call. I was at the Convention and Hook's had a wounded rabbit call, has anybody tried it?
Pretty much any distress call will work. wounded rabbit would work well,also fawn distress works (thats what i use)Kill all those song dogs. :z-guntootsmiley:
Quote from: kamski1151 on February 26, 2011, 09:15:54 AM
Pretty much any distress call will work. wounded rabbit would work well,also fawn distress works (thats what i use)Kill all those song dogs. :z-guntootsmiley:
:agreed:
I like to use a coyote pup distress, or a fawn distress. Everybody around me uses a rabbit distress so they are pretty used to that. If those don't work I pull out my squealing hen
Quote from: kamski1151 on February 26, 2011, 09:15:54 AM
Pretty much any distress call will work. wounded rabbit would work well,also fawn distress works (thats what i use)Kill all those song dogs. :z-guntootsmiley:
Congrats Kamski, yours and mine now 2 down on your property and mine was with a fawn bleat also...
That's one thing the squealing hen call should be useful for! I might have to take one off a fellow turkey hunters hands at a large discount to try it :icon_thumright:
use a plain old hen yelp....they hear that and they know it is a lone,lost hen and they come a runnin, w/ their mouths foamin and teeth shinnin ......
so keep your back covered this spring.... :z-paddy-smiley113:
I have never hunted them specifically, but I have had them come in to turkey calling/decoys before. Once it was barely light enough to see and we had one come in. He didn't hang around very long. I wasn't going to shoot him since we had a bunch of birds roosted.
Thanks for all the help. I went out today and got me a surprise for um.