first yote of the autumn season

[remyltr]

work mate just moved from the city to an acerage in the middle of nowhere and been having problems
with the local yotes coming into his yard.

so the farmer had swarthed the canola behind him,so i set the foxpro up 40 yards down a swarth.
we tucked ourselves up in his trees and let the caller go.
there was a small bluff of bush approx 500 yards away and this is were the yote just came hurtling from there.
it bounded over the swarths like a dog possessed!!!

it got within 80 yards of us when i started shouting "whoah" but it just wouldnt stop til it got nose
first right up on the foxpro.
DRT

really nice fur on her.

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[J_K_S]

Nice Yote, Congrats.

 

[titch--]

Nice job.

Im soooo looking forward to this season myself. Its my favorite thing to do come winter time.

 

[Bluedevil25]

Congrats on the 'Yote!

 

[FLHTCUI]

Wishing you run out of Coyotes before you run out of ammo.
Congrats and keep the pics coming
Rob

 

[Dogleg]

Easiest way to stop a hard incoming coyote is to just turn the call off. Most of the time it will stop and try to relocate the call.

 

[remyltr]

Easiest way to stop a hard incoming coyote is to just turn the call off. Most of the time it will stop and try to relocate the call.

ah thanks for that jem of info

 

[Budweiser2]

Great job ! Keep on slaying them.

 

[Dogleg]

ah thanks for that jem of info

I got three and a fox this morning.

 

[JJ-65]

Shot 9 around the yard this week just to stop my dogs from barking all night.

 

[the spank]

I have been seeing quite a few in my travels scouting this week. They seem to be active lately. What sound did you use to bring that one in?

 

[fratri]

Nice going, looks like a good one...

 

[remyltr]

I have been seeing quite a few in my travels scouting this week. They seem to be active lately. What sound did you use to bring that one in?

cotton tail distress

 

[camnorth]

Congrats man! I just passed the Ontario hunter safety course this past weekend and was thinking of hunting coyotes, forgive my ignorance, but does one keep and eat the meat? Do you bother field dressing?
Thanks
Cameron

 

[rocklobster]

Hi Cameron, No and no, skin them for the pelt.