Calling problem dogs

[MatthewKoelling]

So I have been shooting problem coyotes for a guy that runs a large sheep operation. I haven't been calling them and haven't honestly even tried because he said he never had any luck trying to call them.
I've killed about 25 of them just waiting for them to come in over the last couple months, or walking in to the dead pile. Anyway I was wondering what sounds work well when they are already focused on a mission.

 

[Kwarw1]

I usually start with a lonesome female howl 2-3 then shut up. I wait around 15 minutes before I give it one or two more I call very little. They usually come looking around trying to find the new girl. There are a lot of strategies and a lot depends on time of year too.

 

[SupressYourself]

I think keying on their curiosity and territorial nature is the way to go.
I would definitely do a few howls. As long as you're not too aggressive with the howls, you're not going to scare any away. If you do get some interested parties, put on something subtle like vole squeaks at low volume to close the deal.
I'm sure coyote distress and fights would work too.
When it gets closer to breeding season (February-ish depending on) the chips and whines and other breeding sounds could be good.

 

[bohunr]

try some lamb in distress sounds too. thats what they are eating right ?