I'm relaying a story told by a true friend and straight shooter.( no BS)
The coyotes are thick where he is doing this, and they are hard to call and hunt. Out in the country with the 5-20 acre spreads begining to pop up. Mostly closed to hunting.
He took a week of this month and just carved out a couple of yuccas, and using his Gillie suit, tucked himself in along a well used trail. No calling. Sat all day and killed 11 yotes by ambush.
I've thought about that style of hunting before, but was never eager to try it because I didn't think it would work well. I'm not an all day sitter either. But come to think about it, most of the yotes I called last year were already in the area, and may have shown up if I would have just looked for them with out calling.
So what does the camp feel about this? Has anyone used this method?
I know a few spots that I could leave some fish oil and get them crusing by on their way to hunt the farm fields. It could be ambush heaven! Har!
Pack
The coyotes are thick where he is doing this, and they are hard to call and hunt. Out in the country with the 5-20 acre spreads begining to pop up. Mostly closed to hunting.
He took a week of this month and just carved out a couple of yuccas, and using his Gillie suit, tucked himself in along a well used trail. No calling. Sat all day and killed 11 yotes by ambush.
I've thought about that style of hunting before, but was never eager to try it because I didn't think it would work well. I'm not an all day sitter either. But come to think about it, most of the yotes I called last year were already in the area, and may have shown up if I would have just looked for them with out calling.
So what does the camp feel about this? Has anyone used this method?
I know a few spots that I could leave some fish oil and get them crusing by on their way to hunt the farm fields. It could be ambush heaven! Har!
Pack