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HUNTING: Visitors Stories & Photos Page 2... Bill, Great web site. I'm from central PA.and the coyote population is booming. A sportsman club in PA. called Mosquito Creek Sportsmen has the proclaimed largest coyote hunt in the United States. (They have a website too.) Thought I'd send a picture of a big boy I shot during Pennsylvania's bear season this year. It weighed in at an even 50lbs. Shot him with a Rem.700 7mm mag. It got pretty ugly. I'll be back to check on your web site. Keep up the good work. Bill, Here's a picture of the first coyote I called in. I got started by calling a few times
last year with an electronic call, however I really didn’t enjoy. I sold the
electronic caller and purchased several mouth blown calls. I took this coyote 2
weeks ago this Friday night from a tree-stand. I called using a mouse squeaker and a tally
ho. She ran right in to me and I shot her with my Ruger 77 243 at 40 yards. About 3 nights
later I was lucky enough to bring in another coyote to the same stand and couldn’t
get a shot. That’s what makes you want to go out again. I’m located in South
Eastern South Dakota, but do most of my hunting in North Eastern Nebraska. |
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appreciate all you guys sending in your photos and stories. Remember, if you'd like to
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 A frequent visitor to our website,
Chad Byers sent several photos in to share with me (and our visitors). Chad is from
the Four Corners area and when not too busy with attending college, he coyote hunts.
He didn't give me alot of information to add about his hunting trip associated with these
photos, but they were worth adding here. Thanks, Chad, for sharing with us.
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| Bill, Here is a little story to go with the picture I sent you.  These 3 coyotes were taken north of Mt. Taylor on some
local ranches. This was an afternoon hunt for 2.5 hours, 6 setups. Four
coyotes were called, three taken, one was a double. On the double, both dogs came
from downwind, by my vehicle. One came on each side of the tree I was calling
from. I used a Remington 700 in .17 caliber with Hornady 25gr hollowpoint. On
this day I could not get any coyotes in on a cottontail distress and switched to a Sceery
Jackrabbit and shot all 3 dogs, probably coincidence.Hopefully I'll get you some more photo's soon. Good luck hunting. Dave Kamps Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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| Hello Bill,
Bill, I have hunted coyotes for several years, and contrary to what I've read, I have had the
best success calling at around 12 noon. I can't explain why this is, perhaps you could
shed some light on this subject for me. I would also like to say that I enjoyed your web
site. Your hunting techniques are very similar to the ones I use, and are very successful.
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First off, I wanted to let you know that I really
enjoy your website. I try to visit it several times a year to see if I can pick up on
anything. I’m pretty new at calling coyotes, so I’m trying to take in
everything I can.
Well I finally finished the film with the reddish coloured Yotie, and thought
I would pass it along to you. This was my friends first time hunting coyotes and, he
had a great day , the snow is still on the ground here, but the deer are starting to feed
on the bare places (it's now March). It won't be long before the Yotie hunting will
slacken off for me (have to save a few for next winter). Have a good one - see ya ,
