Looking to go on a coyote hunting trip... where??

[salarguy]

Looked into it and its not bad... if I did I correct online Alberta is actually about 100$ more than texas. Questioning if i did it on the site correctly though

Have you been to the Burin Peninsula, Gaff Topsails or Round Pond area?

 

[CV32]

How about Labrador? Jump on the ferry north, wolves must be available, maybe few yotes though....and youre already a resident? I assume Nfld and Labrador hunting are managed by same ministry?

Labrador wolves are (incidentally) also available on the island. But you can take only one wolf.

 

[holzmeister]

In this part of Ontario we have taken 10 big coyotes and I am told by customers there is no shortage. Maybe we put together a 2020 hunt ? Could be interesting!

 

[mcwalther]

Cape Breton highlands are lousy with coyotes (coywolves). Hop on the ferry to North Sydney. Bob's your uncle.

 

[hoytcanon]

A Hunter Host will work.

Or you could just adopt me...

 

[CV32]

Cape Breton highlands are lousy with coyotes (coywolves). Hop on the ferry to North Sydney. Bob's your uncle.

Still need a licensed guide or a resident with special permit to guide. (They're just eastern coyotes, btw, same as here ... except we do get some cross breeding with wolves to produce actual coywolves.)

 

[Galt]

If looking south of the border check out CoyoteCraze and Geoff Nemnich.

 

[Zee705]

Manitoulin Island in Ontario. I'm pretty sure they're open all year round in that WMU. You shouldn't have an issue finding a land owner to get permission from to hunt on their land.

 

[Anvil109]

C'mon over boys, Cape Breton is riddled with them. Feel free to DM me

 

[Galt]

Manitoulin Island in Ontario. I'm pretty sure they're open all year round in that WMU. You shouldn't have an issue finding a land owner to get permission from to hunt on their land.

I havent hunted on Manitoulin, is that considered " north of French River and need tags?
I have had good luck around Turkey Point, but on the NCC lands you need permission, but it's just an online form.

 

[razorbeck]

Manitoba is residents only as well

 

[shoota]

C'mon over boys, Cape Breton is riddled with them. Feel free to DM me

How successful have you been in hammering yotes in the Cape? The terrain from Ont->East is very hard to hunt yotes as there isn't a lot of open areas unless you are permission on farms etc.

 

[CV32]

How successful have you been in hammering yotes in the Cape? The terrain from Ont->East is very hard to hunt yotes as there isn't a lot of open areas unless you are permission on farms etc.

Very true. The OP is probably calling more coyotes than he thinks (although admittedly there are fewer here in eastern NL than in central, western and northern parts of the island) but they aren't coming into view.

 

[davide montini]

Go to manitouland island here in Ontario .....you don’t need licence ....you just need lNd owners permission.....Christ almighty there all over the place ...killing all the deer ....years ago I put an add in the ma island expositor ......holy Hanna the calls I got ...please. Come ...please come ....I filled 3 sheets of paper of places to go .....but work got in the way .....
...I recommend the 22-250.....my favourite the ..220 swift .....or 25-06...
May the force be with you and you shots be on
Davide
Later

 

[GcG166]

Looking at southern states now. Seems like I could get some warm weather and go for some hog/predator hunts, maybe head to a range and see if I can get my hands on an ak with some USA magazines for an hour or 2. Cape breton may also be a possibility in the nearer future.

 

[Dogleg]

Or you could just adopt me...

I won't rule anything out; but you would still need to become a Saskatchewan resident to hunt coyotes.

 

[hoytcanon]

I won't rule anything out; but you would still need to become a Saskatchewan resident to hunt coyotes.

No problem... I will change my name and residence.

 

[Dogleg]

No problem... I will change my name and residence.

Seems like a lot of trouble for a 'yote. Still; I went through a few year stage of not being able to think about much else, so I guess I can relate. Used to be good for 100 a year, but have moved on to other obsess....................I mean interests.

 

[Grizzly Adams]

Seems like a lot of trouble for a 'yote. Still; I went through a few year stage of not being able to think about much else, so I guess I can relate. Used to be good for 100 a year, but have moved on to other obsess....................I mean interests.

Think you guys had some Quebeckers pulling that stunt. didn't work out well for them.