Is that why he sat if front of us for 12 minutes? I'd agree though, the calling wasn't the greatest for brining in a bobcat. But we weren't trying for a bobcat. And after a few minutes, all I was doing was throwing different sounds out just to watch the reaction. The cat didn't leave until I started doing coyote howls...
today was my first coyote hunt. didnt see shit. i was on a ledge over looking a small valley. desert terrain, i blew my little call till i almost passed out. any pointers, like what calls do you use? im useing a fn .308 to big? would like to take them out at a distance 300yds . should i use a .223 at a closer range? dont know if i would be able to see them at 300. im in arizona desert terrain. thanks
if you want to get a coyote all you have to do is buy a rabbit rasper call them in very close and scream at the top of your lungs saying wadawadawada and they will come running!
I shoot coyotes with a .308 and god damn does it tear them apart. If you are hunting for the pelt, then go with something smaller that does not hit as hard. .223, .243, .204 ruger, .17 hmr are all great coyote rounds. your best bet is to buy an electronic caller if youve never used manual calls before. Cabelas has a good preymaster for $99 and I always call in a minimum of 3 coyotes per hunt. Check out my videos to see what a .308 does to a coyote at 75 yards.
Not as accurate as you would think, it was circling as they always do. It caught wind or site of the callers and fled. I have been aggressive with cats and they have still come in.
Way to be a good hunter. No tag/ no shoot= all class.
Morris1962 3 years ago
cool video. just getting into coyote hunting. seems everyone is an expert with the advice they give you! Best of Luck!
abradygirl 4 years ago
Im all about the 220 swift!! close to 4000 fps scorchin hot great video should of stopped the calling curiosity is what gets those cats in trouble
luckymanosteel 4 years ago
Pretty cool. Thanks for sharring.
Station90 4 years ago
Way too aggressive on your calling. You were driving him away not bringing him in.
smeefus 5 years ago
Is that why he sat if front of us for 12 minutes? I'd agree though, the calling wasn't the greatest for brining in a bobcat. But we weren't trying for a bobcat. And after a few minutes, all I was doing was throwing different sounds out just to watch the reaction. The cat didn't leave until I started doing coyote howls...
DaveAffleck 5 years ago
today was my first coyote hunt. didnt see shit. i was on a ledge over looking a small valley. desert terrain, i blew my little call till i almost passed out. any pointers, like what calls do you use? im useing a fn .308 to big? would like to take them out at a distance 300yds . should i use a .223 at a closer range? dont know if i would be able to see them at 300. im in arizona desert terrain. thanks
3025ed 5 years ago
if you want to get a coyote all you have to do is buy a rabbit rasper call them in very close and scream at the top of your lungs saying wadawadawada and they will come running!
pozatree 4 years ago
I shoot coyotes with a .308 and god damn does it tear them apart. If you are hunting for the pelt, then go with something smaller that does not hit as hard. .223, .243, .204 ruger, .17 hmr are all great coyote rounds. your best bet is to buy an electronic caller if youve never used manual calls before. Cabelas has a good preymaster for $99 and I always call in a minimum of 3 coyotes per hunt. Check out my videos to see what a .308 does to a coyote at 75 yards.
poweredbyevil5150 4 years ago
Not as accurate as you would think, it was circling as they always do. It caught wind or site of the callers and fled. I have been aggressive with cats and they have still come in.
spartamajora 4 years ago