Absolutely! We have access to one strip of bush which we can push with one person and one dog. Our springer spaniel does the job . If you are the shooter and here the dog start to bark, you have about 30 seconds before the coyote shows up. Our stand area overlooks a dry slough, which is where most of the coyotes will end up crossing right below the shooter at anywhere from 10 to 40 yards. We only use shotguns for this area.
Coyote Drives
- Thread starter striker89
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Absolutely! We have access to one strip of bush which we can push with one person and one dog. Our springer spaniel does the job . If you are the shooter and here the dog start to bark, you have about 30 seconds before the coyote shows up. Our stand area overlooks a dry slough, which is where most of the coyotes will end up crossing right below the shooter at anywhere from 10 to 40 yards. We only use shotguns for this area.
Agree, I've only been lucky enough to do it once. There is no feeling quite like hearing the dog get closer to you!
treebutcher
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Anybody ever try coyote drives out east, as in NS? I would love to try but I'm not sure DNR would approve.
