coyote calling and hunting

[Paul]

Nice...Thanks for the reply Paper.

[dogcaller]

After many years hunting coyotes in SoCal I finally called in my first CO songdog. Here's a pic. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dogcall...n/photostream/

[glock21]

Nice. What kind of ammo did you use in the shotgun?

[dogcaller]

Nice. What kind of ammo did you use in the shotgun?

It was Fiocchi 2 3/4" # 4 buck

[10mm-man]

After many years hunting coyotes in SoCal I finally called in my first CO songdog. Here's a pic. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dogcall...n/photostream/

You got yourself a nice lil songdog! were did you get him?

[One Shot]

Nice! Were you using a mouth call or electronic? I went out on Friday with a buddy but didn't have any luck so congrats.

[wobly]

A buddy and I went out a couple of times over the past couple of weeks. Two weeks ago we went from Hugo to La Junta looking for coyotes. We had a landowner that gave us permission and we still didn't see any and we were using an electronic call. This past weekend, we went up into the mountains and tried again. We were there before sunrise, set the ecall in place and climbed in the blind. We used a sled to go from the truck to our hide site and left a very identifiable trail. After calling for a while, we decided to walk down a draw towards the water and check the tracks on the way. We saw some elk, deer, rabbit and others, but no coyote. After a while, we went back to the blind and tried again. Nothing. So, we packed everything up and climbed the hill back out. On the way, we finally saw some tracks for what looked like a fox. Then, as we went over our sled tracks, we saw more tracks right where we had walked through the snow. So, they knew we were there and avoided us. But, we got to go to the Hungry Bear in Woodland Park for a late breakfast. (Ok, it ended up as a late lunch)