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I'm a fairly new coyote caller so I make mistakes on a pretty regular basis (setting up where they can get down wind, missing shots, etc). I seem to learn something new every time out so maybe someday I'll get everything figured out
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If you are using an electronic caller, try placing it cross-wind of you so that coyote comes in down-wind of the caller instead of down-wind of YOU. Not fool proof of course, but works pretty good for me. ![]() |
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Switch your sounds and switch your calling location. Even 100 yards can make a big difference. I like to rest a spot at least a couple weeks between visits.
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Is this my post? Find new hunting spots. As Canadiancoyote said{ evan moving 100 yards will make a big difference} this couldn't be more true. If I waited a couple of weeks to hunt each one of my spots i wouldn't be doing much hunting. Move around. When the shot comes you must capitalize on it, unlike me. good luck.
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You can change-up on your time of day also.
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