Coyote hunting stinks :p

I always find that a miss is easier to accept if you quickly stand up and shout "...AND STAY OUT!!!" at the retreating yote. :)

Nice day you had there. I'm surprised at how little snow you have on the ground; lots more around my place, north of Winnipeg. I went out this morning and got no responses at my first two spots, then had a nice dog come in at number 3 and smoked him. Lots of howling heard on many nights lately.

I'm envious of those wide-open expanses you western guys have to shoot across. Around my stomping grounds, 300 yards is pretty much the longest shot you can expect to see. As far as the barometer goes, do you really think that the barometric pressure is directly responsible for more or less activity? I always have assumed that the imminent approach of a spell of rough weather is what spurs a period of heavy activity and feeding simply because the animals "know" that they may be forced to lay low during the coming storm.
 
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jjohnwm said:
I always find that a miss is easier to accept if you quickly stand up and shout "...AND STAY OUT!!!" at the retreating yote. :)

Nice day you had there. I'm surprised at how little snow you have on the ground; lots more around my place, north of Winnipeg. I went out this morning and got no responses at my first two spots, then had a nice dog come in at number 3 and smoked him. Lots of howling heard on many nights lately.

I'm envious of those wide-open expanses you western guys have to shoot across. Around my stomping grounds, 300 yards is pretty much the longest shot you can expect to see. As far as the barometer goes, do you really think that the barometric pressure is directly responsible for more or less activity? I always have assumed that the imminent approach of a spell of rough weather is what spurs a period of heavy activity and feeding simply because the animals "know" that they may be forced to lay low during the coming storm.
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LMAO Ill have to try that next time. :) I did stand up and yell, but it wasnt "and stay out" heh

One thing I like about the wide open areas around here, is seeing them a good 1000 away and either calling them and watching come in from that far or stalking them and to get in for a nice shot on em.

As for weather, since they cant just pull up the weather station on their smart phones and see that its going to be ugly out for the next little while. There has to be something that is telling them to get out and feed because bad weather is coming in., right? Thats how Im leaning right now. And Ive heard from many different people on forums that its BP, I thought I would maybe see for myself if there is any merit to that. :)

cheers
 
I think some shrapnel got it in the throat so it must of been breathing in some blood, so out came a bubble. heh It actually fell off when I moved it and was frozen by then so it kept its shape.
 
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