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Im a fairly new predator hunter in the north east timber and have a couple of questions for the experts. I have a spot where i can go and get a response from a pretty good sized pack 100% of the time right at first light. Problem is, im right at the boundry between public and private land. The yotes being on the private side. I havent been able to get them to leave there spot and come check me out. And i cant go to them. Would i be better off trying a rabbit distress first instead of the lone howls? Also, Ive only been able to get one or two responses per morning out of them. Is this typical? Or can you guys get them to light up any time of the day?My best guess is there about 250 or 300 yds from where i call them. Any advice would be helpfull. Like i said, im pretty new to coyote hunting.

[QUOTE="stevegauth, post: 2938559, member: 57602"] Im a fairly new predator hunter in the north east timber and have a couple of questions for the experts. I have a spot where i can go and get a response from a pretty good sized pack 100% of the time right at first light. Problem is, im right at the boundry between public and private land. The yotes being on the private side. I havent been able to get them to leave there spot and come check me out. And i cant go to them. Would i be better off trying a rabbit distress first instead of the lone howls? Also, Ive only been able to get one or two responses per morning out of them. Is this typical? Or can you guys get them to light up any time of the day?My best guess is there about 250 or 300 yds from where i call them. Any advice would be helpfull. Like i said, im pretty new to coyote hunting. [/QUOTE]

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