A friend and I went night hunting last night in an large area we have hunted and killed coyotes before. We did 6 stands. On every stand, we had coyotes coyotes howling at us in the distance. But, we didn't have any come in.
There was no moon, 6 mph wind, and temps in the 40's and 50's. We used everything to try to get them to commit. Prey distress, pup distress, coyote vocals, and bird sounds.
Is there something about the month of May that makes them more hesitant?
There was no moon, 6 mph wind, and temps in the 40's and 50's. We used everything to try to get them to commit. Prey distress, pup distress, coyote vocals, and bird sounds.
Is there something about the month of May that makes them more hesitant?