Mitch,
I usually don't post on this site, but do read it a lot. I enjoy your posts and generally you haven't given away your location. I spent the first 30 years of my life in ND and the country you show with your yotes remind me of home. I hope you keep posting, cause I like your stories and pics.
I currently live in ID and have taken up yote calling the last three years. A lot of information on this site, including your posts, have helped me to be a better hunter.
I am curious about this time of year what seems to be the best calling method? I'm going out tomorrow and am going to try some things I haven't tried before.
As for folks saying you are cocky? Well, I understand where you are coming from Mitch. For me, growing up in the Central Flyway of ND it was ducks and geese and all of my good hunting dogs. I just knew I could hunt ducks, geese, and later pheasants, better than anyone else, because I worked harder at it than anyone. I understand your passion Mitch. I wore out an 870 Remington shooting ducks and geese, something most think can't be done! ha.
I am now 47 and have mellowed a bit in my pursuit of game, and therefore I also understand the folks that are saying "the arrogance of youth" becuase most of us change as we age.
Anyway, this is my longest post EVER and I surely hope you continue to post so I can lurke, steal a few ideas from you, and enjoy pictures that remind me of home. Continued success to you young man.
Lyle Bayley
Nampa, Idaho.