Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: uplandhunter870 on December 14, 2009, 09:35:16 AM
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went out yesterday for my first real coyote hunt. hiked up the canyon behind my folks place to do some calling. i dont really have a clue yet on what makes a good stand so i set up under a young bushy pine tree for my first set. called a few times, sat there for prolly 45 minutes or so and decided that i needed to move. so i hiked further up the draw and found a nice thick clump of tall sage that over looked a grassy clearing. i called for a while. sat and waited for a while and called a second time about ten mintues after my second blast of calls i heard some rusting over my left shoulder. i turn and look and heres a coyote on a dead sprint over the ridge heading my way. it dissapeared behind some sage for a few seconds so i repositioned myself for a shot if it presented one. well the dog came into 30 yards, sat down and stared at me while i lowered the crosshairs. i was pumped cant wait for the calls i ordered to show up and do some more coyote hunting. if someone could please tell me how to post a pic, i would be more than happy to post a field pic if you would like to see one.
Steve
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Sounds fun.
Click on Additional Options at the bottom left of the posting page. You can browse through your files and select the pic. Make sure it is not larger than 2000kb or 2mb. If the original is, open it for editing in Paint, then resize to 80%X80%, save it. It should be small enough then and the resolution will be fine.
