New to coyote hunting, secured a farmers acreage with coyote problems.

[addicted2hunting]

where do I start and learn to hunt these animals? where do I start and best technique for hunting them? This acreage is hundreds of acres and he has a major problem with them killing calves. I have a .270 that I will shoot 130's for them. (I know its a little large for just coyotes but hey?). will getting a fowpro be a good investment? any help is greatly appreciated!

[nwwanderer]

Find every vantage point on the place, use them.  Calling certainly but they learn fast.  Getting significant control without trapping and many hours of work probably not in the cards.  How many cattle?  Calving now?  All coyotes or dogs too?  Open pasture size?  Tough habitat for good control.

[Special T]

Get a tree stand or 2 up. We're are approaching breeding season so coyote vocals should work. Use the assesses page to find the boundaries and look at Ariel photos. A fox pro is good but a hand call will work great too.

[addicted2hunting]

Find every vantage point on the place, use them.  Calling certainly but they learn fast.  Getting significant control without trapping and many hours of work probably not in the cards.  How many cattle?  Calving now?  All coyotes or dogs too?  Open pasture size?  Tough habitat for good control.

he had one cow drop a calf last week that got taken out. it is pretty open pasture land with patches of timber bordering some reprod patches. Id say a good hundred acres on one pasture and a few other 100 acre pastures as well. I have used the rabbit hand calls before, I called a bear in with one before.

is a good vantage point a spot where I can see multiple timber patches to watch for them to come out of?
tree stands are a big advantage it sounds?
how do you hunt them without a stand?

[addicted2hunting]

he has a ton of cattle. id say easy a hundred head for sure.

[jasnt]

http://www.ibatterys.com/jvc-bnvf808-digital-cameracamcorder-battery-p-34160.html?cPath=46772_47459

Here's a good read for ya

[addicted2hunting]

http://www.ibatterys.com/jvc-bnvf808-digital-cameracamcorder-battery-p-34160.html?cPath=46772_47459

Here's a good read for ya

hmm.... don't think I need a battery!

[jasnt]

Oops. 

http://www.coyotehunting101.com

[addicted2hunting]

Oops. 

http://www.coyotehunting101.com

excellent! thank you for the resource!  not as high powered as the last link but I will take it!

[jasnt]

 

[predatorpro]

sit down...do a couple howls and a distress sound a few minutes later....or do 2 howls and just wait...doesnt need to be overly complicated...i have killed a lot of coyotes on 2 howls...i actually prefer to only use coyote vocals....good luck!

[TriggerMike]

sit down...do a couple howls and a distress sound a few minutes later....or do 2 howls and just wait...doesnt need to be overly complicated...i have killed a lot of coyotes on 2 howls...i actually prefer to only use coyote vocals....good luck!

Interrogation howls or more like a female invitation type of howl?

[Jarhead Chase]

I'd say take someone with you who knows what they're doing with it. I personally learn a lot more that way. I would volunteer myself to help you out, but I have no freaking clue how to hunt yotes.

[JJD]

Unless your acreage is pretty big, calling will only be good once or twice a year. They get call wise very fast.
Look for their entry and exit routes to the area and set up an ambush down wind.  Night vision would be a good bet too. 

[Special T]

The main reason i mention the stand is because if you set them up just inside of the woods you can see a lot more. After you call or shoot one pulling them out into the open is going to be harder. A stand doesn't need to be that high in a tree and if the farmer has an old piece of equipment parked in the edge of the woods that can even be better. Have you walked the woods bordering this place? Is it alder  next to the re-prod? do you know where the main game trails are? Those things would help you a lot.