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Post by weatherbymag93 on Feb 17, 2014 20:48:25 GMT -7
Went out to my favorite spot today! The wind was howling and a storm was moving in. We seen 6 animals and managed to call one in to about 250 yds. After a half hour of him just sitting there and not coming to any of our calling attempts, I lined up and took a shot nothing! jacked in another round and adjusted for wind, let my old 270 ring out again! the coyote took off into the timber! After stomping through 3 foot of snow we get up to where he was standing to find The wind had taken both my rounds right! Defeated we headed back to the truck and on the drive out seen another 5 more animals! Headed back in the morning for round 2! Any tips on brining them in closer would really help!
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Post by broper on Feb 18, 2014 7:53:45 GMT -7
I'm no expert by a long ways but it seems like when they hang up way out there it helps to try something different that they may not have heard before. Once my partner and I had one hang up at 700 yds., no matter what we tried it wouldn't budge. I have a Twisted Syco Tweety, open reed call. It has a split reed and is very raspy and different sounding, not much like a rabbit in distress to me, but I blew on it and that coyote immediately started running towards us like he was on a string. I also have a bite call made by the same company, Verminator. It is a differnt sound too, kind of a deep raspy sound. I used it to call in a coyote, he came running like he couldn't wait to get shot, but I missed him at 45 yds. Still can't believe I did that. Coyote fever I guess. But anyway it seems like something a little different than the run of the mill distress sounds works to wake them up and get them to come in.
Bob
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Post by weatherbymag93 on Feb 25, 2014 10:17:42 GMT -7
Hey bob thanks for thr advice on the calls I will try that when I go out again! This warmer weather is nice but the furs are turning bad fast.
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