Coyote attracter

[little bear]

Does anyone know how I can make a rabbit decoy to entice coyotes in for a shot? I heard that a stuffed toy can make a good decoy, but how can I get it to move? I shot a coyote a few weeks ago and its all I can think about lately. I already have an electronic call, I need something to give them more incentive to come in.

 

[Rotaxpower]

I use a stuffed toy that doesnt move, seems to work ok for me.

 

[Short Knife Johnson]

A (realistically proportioned) stuffed fox I'm told works wonders.

 

[daveg01]

I made a decoy out of a coyote tail on the remains of a kids remote control car and a busted arrow shaft. When I hit the remote it causes the tail to spin.

Range is limited to about 40 yards though. Not too bad considering it cost me nothing but an hour of time. Only got it out once, but my buddy who was 150 yards away said it looked dandy.

 

[janesy]

check this site out, also look at the El cheapo caller he has rigged up...

http://varmintal.com/ahunt.htm#Decoy

 

[Wendell]

FOXPRO Jack Attack

FOXPRO Jack in the Box

MOJO Critter

 

[Wendell]

Don't miss this one either:

MOJO All New "Puppy Dog Decoy"

 

[DVXDUDE]

tie some turkey feathers onto a stick with some fishing line. Let it blow in the wind, any movement like that will help bring coyotes in closer. Sometimes the decoy is ticket to bringing the dogs in.

 

[32 special]

My cousins have little stuffed dogs that move and bark, I often thought of getting one and see if the yotes like it.

 

[smak_daddy]

Just use a call.

 

[CV32]

Mojo Critter is decent gear.

 

[bdogg]

I put a couple of squirrel tails on a car antenna,and stick it in the ground,it's seems to be working.......

 

[gj169]

Decoy Heart..........google it

 

[twistedbrilliance]

A sleeping bag with a manikin inside, plus a tape of someone snoring. I hear they like that

 

[Toban]

Quiver Critter is only $20 and it works great. I've had to defend mine a bunch of times.

 

[OldRanger]

......Country Singer, small pets


Sorry, couldn't avoid with all the "yote" attacks this year.