Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: polyanskiyalex on March 20, 2012, 07:15:31 PM
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Whats the first thing you reach for when you call them yotes in. E-caller or Hand call? I know the different situation call for different techniques, but in your honey pot spot what do you use? Also what area? East or West?
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Hand call: Howler or Distress call , East Side.
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I start with a hand call: Howler usually gets a reply if they are there. E-caller is good for a longer stand, and getting the sneaky ones to get curious enough to come and look. Dryside.
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E-caller when the cover is tight and there is a good chance that I will not see the critter over 100 yrds. E-caller if I'm hunting open country that I cant have a hiddden shooting place. Open call if the stand is really good.
The e-caller and decoy gives me a better opertunity to kill a coyote when the stand is less than ideal.
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A lot of times I will get one of my quiet hand calls out and do some soft calling in case something is close. Other times I will just use a hand call howler when I start a stand.
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I like electronic caller called in two last night..
Using wounded wood pecker
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E-caller. i have used both but now i am exclusively using an e-caller. i like the versatility and number of sounds. sometimes it is tough to know what sound they want to hear from day to day
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thanks guys... i have handcalls and im getting pretty good at them.. i havnt really tested the calling out there in the field... i got a quiver critter coming in the mail this week and im hoping to go pothholes next weekend to try it out. any suggestions? tips? concerns? haha
if someone wants to tag along and show this newbie how to do it your more than welcome and i would really appreciate it..
im coming from the wetside. i wanna leave friday night and either come back sat night or sunday..
