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Re: coyote hunting
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Posted by Richard from SE AZ on February 17, 2006 at 18:06:25 from (206.169.46.98):
In Reply to: coyote hunting posted by KRUSS on February 16, 2006 at 19:08:19:
The method most of us here in AZ that hunt coyotes is calling. Some guys are using electronic calls which they set up at the bottom of a small hill and hunker down near the top where they have a good field of view but don't skyline.My favorite tactic is to use the older blow type calls and set up on the repair platform of a water windmill. Cammo good and be still. A dead jackrabbit at the base helps.I have never had one of those song dogs look up and have been doing this since I was a kid What a ball.
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