Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: yote on February 08, 2012, 02:26:36 PM
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Not new to the site, just had some difficulties with getting my username/password back. Been following the site for months now avidly now that predator hunting has sparked my interest... well here's my most recent story:
I drove over to our hunting spot to meet my Dad (coming from Seattle) and I met him about half way from where I was at (Pullman) to try and shoot some dogs. We ended up getting out in the field just after sunrise (7:00) and started calling a quarter to eight.
I started with a 'rodent' sound on my foxpro for about 8-10 minutes, switched to going back and forth between 'dual rodents' and 'rodent' for another 6-8 minutes. Then sat in silence for about 3 or 4 minutes and wailed hard for about 12 or so minutes with a 'rodent distress'. Just as I was getting restless and thinking nothing was going to come in I turned my head and saw a yote sitting on a rock about 75 yards away just watching the mojo critter where my set up was.
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This is where my foxpro and mojo critter were wailin' and twirlin'
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This is where the dumb ole' dog was watching from.
It was silent when I noticed the dog (right before I was going to stand up) and so I hit that 'rodent distress' again, the dog turned his head to the left... I raised my .243 shot once, he started yelping. Stood up and threw another piece of lead down range only to make the desert turn to an eerie silence. Like a kid on Christmas (even though I'm 21) I got on the radio and told my dad I got one!
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Me and my Pops
I don't think there's gonna be a day where I'm not that excited about calling a predator in & shooting one... from the sounds of it with other guys, sounds like a pretty serious addiction :chuckle: anyway I held her up, felt like 30-40 pounds if that sounds about right. It was a female so I lucked out there :tup:
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Nice first post, Yote. Welcome to HuntWA. Well done on the yote.
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Love the write up... Congrats on the yote & the memories... :tup: :tup:
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Yea, great story Yote. Wish I could still hunt my my dad, he's a little too old to be out there these days............Hell, I'm a little too old to be out there these days, flat wears an old man out. Wonder if I could get a 4x4 wheelchair...... :chuckle:
Anyways, keep it up, we need to see more dead dogs! Great job :tup:
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nice job good looking country
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Congrats on the coyote.
Falfire, just get a motorized wheelchair :chuckle:
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Falfire, just get a motorized wheelchair :chuckle:
Hey I was thinking about one of these but I would end up like this guy!! :yike:
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Looks like you found some nice territory to hunt.
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welcome nice job :tup:
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Great Job!
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:tup: love the pics showing where it was as you discribe it.
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Way to call him in, nice job. :tup:
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congrats and welcome to the forum... :tup:
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couldn't that guy have cut the power and floated down? :twocents: