First time coyote hunting tips

[sobi1998]

The two times I’ve shot one was with a
.30-06 to the neck at 80 yards and a .223 Hornady vmax to the chest at 15 yards. Vmax ain’t no joke!


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[sobi1998]

Same concept. The bags sound like a wounded rabbit if you do it right.

I do have a piglet squealer call too. I wonder if it would work. (Believe it or not I’ve called in turkeys with it)

 

[FireInTheWire]

1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 351 4-Speed

Auction ends in 1.5 hours.

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Damnit man. Why the temptation.

 

[sobi1998]

Damnit man. Why the temptation.

I’d rather spend 26k on that beauty vs. a new one today


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[FireInTheWire]

The two times I’ve shot one was with a
.30-06 to the neck at 80 yards and a .223 Hornady vmax to the chest at 15 yards. Vmax ain’t no joke!


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A 223 AR pushing vmax's is my primary thermal gun. Devastating ballistics.

 

[sobi1998]

A 223 AR pushing vmax's is my primary thermal gun. Devastating ballistics.

When it comes to game animals smaller than deer/hogs. I’ve learned DO NOT use vmax if you actually wanna eat the meat, way too destructive


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[FireInTheWire]

I do have a piglet squealer call too. I wonder if it would work. (Believe it or not I’ve called in turkeys with it)

That's the fun part about calling. You get all kinds of hungry critters. I use my chicken and goat call on some of my stands.

 

[SloppyShooter]

When it comes to game animals smaller than deer/hogs. I’ve learned DO NOT use vmax if you actually wanna eat the meat, way too destructive



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Wanna share your coyote recipe? LOL.

 

[sobi1998]

Wanna share your coyote recipe? LOL.

First you get a sharp knife and cut the tail off. Then you find yourself a nice mesquite tree and set it down at the base nice and gently. Then walk away lol


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[ZX9RCAM]

Damnit man. Why the temptation.

Sold for $27,600.

 

[Sam7sf]

Listen to fireinthewire, he’s got it figured out. Having the wind to your advantage is just a generic hunting mind set but animals that are opportunistic don’t really care if they know you’re kind of close but feel they have concealment.

That’s my two cents. Terrain is everything. Most of my experience is cougar, but I notice some similarities.

 

[FireInTheWire]

Sold for $27,600.

That's not a bad price for that FB

 

[Lunyfringe]

I've got to work on my approach, but I've got a persimmon tree that calls them in during the day (believe it or not, when it's dropping ripe fruit they come right in for it, about 80 yards from the house)

Spotted one today, but he saw me before I got safety off... gotta try leave the house from the opposite side, or build a stand in a big Oak tree and wait.