Post by: polyanskiyalex on November 15, 2012, 01:03:13 AM
Post by: Bofire on November 15, 2012, 06:01:43 PM
My grand all knowing and wonderful advice: watch the wind, keep yer mouth shut, sneak in on low ground, sneak out on low ground, hide well, hunt alot so you learn what works, call places where coyotes live, DO NOT MISS.
turn off your puter and go call coyotes, even in places where you cannot shoot, tons -o- fun.
Carl
Post by: carpsniperg2 on November 15, 2012, 06:04:49 PM
Post by: polyanskiyalex on November 19, 2012, 10:32:16 AM
Post by: aer212 on November 19, 2012, 05:14:34 PM
Hi, I just bought a foxpro wildfire 2 ecaller. I usually hand call but it was cheap so i though what the hell. What sequence do you guys usually use for the foxpro sounds. Im going at the end of the month to moses lake to my usual spring hunting spot. Ive never hunted in november for coyotes. Are they as hungry as they are in spring/ winter. I did a search and all i came up was use jackrabbit in distress call. Im looking for more detail information. I also use a quiver critter when i hand call. Can i use it with an ecaller?
I'm am trying to say this nice Polyanskilex, you are most likely not going to find anyone to give you detailed information because no one likes to give up their self learned sounds or sequences that work good for them. Also I think you will realize after you start to have some success that it is better to figure out what works by yourself so that you have somewhat of an understanding of WHY it works. If someone gave you a sequence that consistently called coyotes in, what would you do when it quit working? And it will quit working at some point. I don't have a lot of experience compared to some guys on here, I have only been at it maybe 6 or 7 years but if you look back through my posts, I was asking the same type of questions as you. It was real frustrating not getting any answers but looking back, its the best thing that could have happened. I had to learn what worked by myself and I spent a lot of time trying. I did do a lot of reading on the internet but most everything I found was generic advice. After I started calling in and killing some coyotes I wanted to learn some advanced techniques and once again I couldn't find anyone to help me. I never had a mentor or someone to teach me, it was all trial and error. Now I am happy with my success but I won't stop trying different things to try to better my success. The best thing you could do is find someone who really knows what they are doing and see if they would help you learn. Jerry Malbeck is an example of a guy that knows what he is doing but I understand he isn't taking people out anymore. Hope this helps and I didn't mean to offend anyone with this post.
Post by: fullpipe77 on February 14, 2013, 09:37:18 PM
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Post by: AWS on February 15, 2013, 04:53:21 PM
Post by: PA BEN on December 27, 2013, 07:59:39 AM
What? Guys ask all the time on here about elk calling, deer calling, turkey calling and water fowl. So, you coyote callers don't give up calls that work or where to start? Are you guys special or something? We new guys just want a start on what calls work and we will improve from there. I'm good at elk, turkeys, ducks and geese. Never tried coyotes and I got a new FoxPro fire 2 for Christmas this year. I do kill coyotes and have 3 under my belt this year, didn't call a one in. Just because one had to learn by them self like I did on all my calling doesn't mean you can't point one in the right direction to start to learn. :bash:Hi, I just bought a foxpro wildfire 2 ecaller. I usually hand call but it was cheap so i though what the hell. What sequence do you guys usually use for the foxpro sounds. Im going at the end of the month to moses lake to my usual spring hunting spot. Ive never hunted in november for coyotes. Are they as hungry as they are in spring/ winter. I did a search and all i came up was use jackrabbit in distress call. Im looking for more detail information. I also use a quiver critter when i hand call. Can i use it with an ecaller?
I'm am trying to say this nice Polyanskilex, you are most likely not going to find anyone to give you detailed information because no one likes to give up their self learned sounds or sequences that work good for them. Also I think you will realize after you start to have some success that it is better to figure out what works by yourself so that you have somewhat of an understanding of WHY it works. If someone gave you a sequence that consistently called coyotes in, what would you do when it quit working? And it will quit working at some point. I don't have a lot of experience compared to some guys on here, I have only been at it maybe 6 or 7 years but if you look back through my posts, I was asking the same type of questions as you. It was real frustrating not getting any answers but looking back, its the best thing that could have happened. I had to learn what worked by myself and I spent a lot of time trying. I did do a lot of reading on the internet but most everything I found was generic advice. After I started calling in and killing some coyotes I wanted to learn some advanced techniques and once again I couldn't find anyone to help me. I never had a mentor or someone to teach me, it was all trial and error. Now I am happy with my success but I won't stop trying different things to try to better my success. The best thing you could do is find someone who really knows what they are doing and see if they would help you learn. Jerry Malbeck is an example of a guy that knows what he is doing but I understand he isn't taking people out anymore. Hope this helps and I didn't mean to offend anyone with this post.
Post by: Jerry malbeck on December 27, 2013, 10:29:30 AM
Post by: PA BEN on December 27, 2013, 12:10:00 PM
Post by: Craig on December 27, 2013, 03:48:59 PM
Post by: Jingles on January 03, 2014, 05:48:12 PM
But with over 100 sounds have yet to get the opportunity to test them all to see what works the best
When you find something that works keep it busy
Post by: Biggerhammer on January 03, 2014, 05:57:30 PM
Post by: mountainman on January 03, 2014, 11:15:28 PM
Play with sounds, different area's will need different calls. Finish your stands with pup distress or ky yi :tup:
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Good advise, not sure many know this tip!I knew a old boy out in Moses Lake years back when the Fox Pro's first came out that killed piles of Coyotes with the "Woodpecker In Distress " . He would play it non stop, start very low and slowly work up the volume. He slaughtered the Coyotes with it. Then when he started running a decoy with it , it only got better!
Been using that sound with pretty good sucess since, well, I began using electronics with an old 8 track put together my Murray Burnham! Mid 70's maybe?. Confidence deke was an foil pie tin hung of a branch nearby! Usually ended with a couple down most mornings! :)
Post by: Biggerhammer on January 04, 2014, 01:21:24 PM
Post by: buckfvr on January 04, 2014, 01:40:49 PM
lightning jack worked worked for us. called a yote but no shot and called in a badger. got him.
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Post by: VarmintVentilator on January 04, 2014, 02:38:53 PM
Post by: YoteSlayer61 on January 05, 2014, 05:54:22 PM
Post by: PA BEN on January 07, 2014, 12:30:18 PM
Post by: Jonathan_S on January 07, 2014, 12:39:04 PM
I agree with using locator and challenge barks. Last weekend, the second coyote I killed was a big male who vocalized and responded to the female coyote long howls but only came in with the coyote death cry from FXP