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Yeah we we've got coyotes and a pretty good population I think. I can go out and locate at night and I can get them to respond pretty much anywhere I go, lots of tracks and scat plus I see them out driving around. I don't think hardly anyone calls around here or runs dogs so they shouldn't be over pressured or call wise other then the ones I know I've made smarter over the last year. I was using a homemade e-caller that sounded like junk and a couple hand calls. I just got the Flextone e-caller and it sounds much better and now I can get the coyotes to respond to me in the daytime while on stand. I start low with mouse and then move on to a distress then work the volume up the longer I'm on stand. I end with pup in distress or pup screams. I've just started to try and call them with coyote vocals. I'm usually on stand anywhere from 15-30 minutes. I work hard on keeping the wind in my face and stay hidden. I've only been out twice with my new caller so I hope that helps out. When I first started I saw one about 500 yards out going across a field, I don't think he was coming in because of my call I think I just happened to see him. I know a caller isn't the magic answer but good sounds can't hurt. Yeah it's surprising I'm still at it.

<blockquote data-quote="Irish_80" data-source="post: 1741961" data-attributes="member: 32652"><p>Yeah we we've got coyotes and a pretty good population I think.&nbsp; I can go out and locate at night and I can get them to respond pretty much anywhere I go, lots of tracks and scat plus I see them out driving around.&nbsp; I don't think hardly anyone calls around here or runs dogs so they shouldn't be over pressured or call wise other then the ones I know I've made smarter over the last year.&nbsp; I was using a homemade e-caller that sounded like junk and a couple hand calls.&nbsp; I just got the Flextone e-caller and it sounds much better and now I can get the coyotes to respond to me in the daytime while on stand.&nbsp; I start low with mouse and then move on to a distress then work the volume up the longer I'm on stand.&nbsp; I end with pup in distress or pup screams.&nbsp; I've just started to try and call them with coyote vocals.&nbsp; I'm usually on stand anywhere from 15-30 minutes.&nbsp; I work hard on keeping the wind in my face and stay hidden.&nbsp; I've only been out twice with my new caller so I hope that helps out.&nbsp; When I first started I saw one about 500 yards out going across a field, I don't think he was coming in because of my call I think I just happened to see him.&nbsp; I know a caller isn't the magic answer but good sounds can't hurt.&nbsp; Yeah it's surprising I'm still at it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Irish_80, post: 1741961, member: 32652"] Yeah we we've got coyotes and a pretty good population I think. I can go out and locate at night and I can get them to respond pretty much anywhere I go, lots of tracks and scat plus I see them out driving around. I don't think hardly anyone calls around here or runs dogs so they shouldn't be over pressured or call wise other then the ones I know I've made smarter over the last year. I was using a homemade e-caller that sounded like junk and a couple hand calls. I just got the Flextone e-caller and it sounds much better and now I can get the coyotes to respond to me in the daytime while on stand. I start low with mouse and then move on to a distress then work the volume up the longer I'm on stand. I end with pup in distress or pup screams. I've just started to try and call them with coyote vocals. I'm usually on stand anywhere from 15-30 minutes. I work hard on keeping the wind in my face and stay hidden. I've only been out twice with my new caller so I hope that helps out. When I first started I saw one about 500 yards out going across a field, I don't think he was coming in because of my call I think I just happened to see him. I know a caller isn't the magic answer but good sounds can't hurt. Yeah it's surprising I'm still at it. [/QUOTE]

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