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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Hillbillified on November 07, 2010, 10:54:00 PM
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My son is new to Traditional Archery and wants me to take him coyote hunting. He shoots a 45# recurve and I shoot a 67# longbow. We were told of a county to hunt in, but no specific areas. We plan on using a box call instead of an electronic call.
We can't decide weather to go ghillie suit or hunting blind. We know that we are not going to use a tree stand.
This would be my first coyote hunt and I really want my son to have a good time. Coyote hunting seems hard enough with a rifle and we are going to go Traditional. ANY advice would be appreciated.
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Good luck! You are better than me if it you succeed! I have watched a video where the do it with wheelys and they used a blind and sometimes they brushed in. Most of the time the yote saw the blind and was last seen Carryin the Mail!
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Get a rabbit or fawn call . I would just use plain old camo easy to move in . Play the wind and make like some poor animal is dying a horrible death. Keep your bow in your hand. I never have real good luck with decoys but they do work ,might help to keep thier eyes off you. Don't over call.
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With two hunters you can set up one person downwind of the caller. A lot of coyotes will circle downwind to double check on what's making the noise. With a hunter right there he may get a shot before you're scent busted.
You've got great coyote hunting in Nevada. Don't give up if things don't work out on the first stand or even the first trip.
Guy
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First off just sit in the brush. You will be making several set uPs in a day, so a blind would be a pain. Using two fellas is great. Many yotes hold up way out to 80 or 100 yrds before coming in. A decoy will help a lot. Use a couple of calling sequences over a 20 minute period. I wouldn't stay in one place much more then that. Use a critter or fawn call and wail on that thing so it sounds horrible and painful. Once a yote is coming in, do nothing more then some little squeeky calls unless they are far out there and not locked on your location. I don't know what kind of terrain you have, but your son could be in for a great time. Oh yeah, don't move except to draw.