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Now most of you are going to shake your head and laugh and the rest are just going to laugh but here is my question. I keep reading that you need to call coyotes upwind because if they are downwind they will smell you. OK, fine. How the [beeep] do you know where the Coyote is before you start calling. If the wind is blowing in my face and the Coyote is in front of me he is upwind. But, if the Coyote is behind me and I turn around 180 degrees he is now downwind of me! So how can I position myself upwind to call the Coyote in if I don't know where he is to start with?

[QUOTE="Jim Phillips, post: 2885104, member: 55566"] Now most of you are going to shake your head and laugh and the rest are just going to laugh but here is my question. I keep reading that you need to call coyotes upwind because if they are downwind they will smell you. OK, fine. How the [beeep] do you know where the Coyote is before you start calling. If the wind is blowing in my face and the Coyote is in front of me he is upwind. But, if the Coyote is behind me and I turn around 180 degrees he is now downwind of me! So how can I position myself upwind to call the Coyote in if I don't know where he is to start with? [/QUOTE]

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