Hello all,
Well, I have several coyote hunts done now. Learning that the Wind and scent are a pain in the butt to work with lol. I've managed to get some coyotes coming in at 300 yards or so. Just a peek here and there and have had many call back and howl at me but I've not been able to get them to come in closer or leave the heave brush.
I hunt in a lot of timber in SW Washington and rarely have anything over 200-300 yards with most stands in the 100 yard range. Thank you for the feed back. I'm sorry for not replying sooner. I am still looking for someone with some experience to tag along with. As far as "Guide" goes I'm not going to be put out if we don't shoot anything. I've hunted and trapped in the past years so I'm not new to idea of not getting what I'm hunting for. I'm very happy to just learn how to pick a good stand and some calling techniques. I'm pretty easy going and looking at the long term benefit of learning the ropes.
I've hunted with a buddy every time and we often are not sure the best way to cover a given area. I think we end up making to much noise. The early mornings and long drives with no results are getting a bit tiresome though. Were both vets from different branches of service so we pass the time talking crap and passing insults back and forth. I would really like to shoot a coyote before he does!
