Need some help with some coyotes

[Z7X]

I have a caller and the will. Just don't have the knowledge. Anyone offer any?

I hunt in Montague county, Forestburg area.

[myway]

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=265828&highlight=calling

Read this it will tell you everything you need to know. More informative than most books that I have read.

[rossivey]

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...hlight=calling
Read this it will tell you everything you need to know. More informative than most books that I have read.

Thanks for posting! Awesome info!

[Z7X]

Thanks!!!

[Daniel75]

Man, I hunt in Montague too and its overrun with yotes out there. May have something to do with the overall deer numbers being down as well. KAC!

[Horitexan]

Find at least one calling partner. I have a lot more success when I have an extra set of eyeballs (or two) watching for the approach. I still call solo a lot because it's hard to match schedules; but my success rate goes up when I have a partner or two. This is especially true of bobcats, in my experience.

I would recommend getting Tony Tebbe's video on calling predators: http://predatoruniversity.com/predu/...lling_DVD.html It's not going to make you an expert caller, but it's the best running start you'll find without being personally taught by an experienced caller. His website is a great resource but I'd suggest joining http://www.predatormasters.com to ask questions and get advice on anything predator related- it's the GS for hunting predators.

Good luck and welcome to the addiction!


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[bowhuntntxn]

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