I may lose a few spots for a couple months. Not because I have to, just because I try and be considerate of the landowners revenue stream from leasing for deer.
Much bigger for me is the fact once the deer hunters shoot their deer, then they want to maximize the return on investment from their deer lease. So then they are out there calling coyotes, shooting pigs, chasing quail, riding UTVs. Generally boogering everything up and educating the coyotes through mostly in-effective calling. I have several spots that are good for 8-9 months of the year, but from Nov-Jan the coyotes will run the opposite way from nearly any type of call. I have seen that many times at night with thermal. They have no clue I am there until I hit a call. Then they literally run the other way. Only way to get them those places is stalk them in the dark, and very subtle squeaks/rodent sounds. Or catch them over dead livestock. For sure if you blast the electronic rabbit or pup distress at them they are gone.
Edit to add: Bow season starts first of Oct here. Rifle first of Nov, and runs through mid-Jan. Oct, Nov, Dec there are lots of hunters in the field. By Jan they are cold and tired. By mid Feb the coyotes are breeding and back to normal.