2 pm coyote

[fratri]

We had blowing snow and strong winds this morning which convinced me to stay home. Just after lunch it looked like it might be worth a shot to do a stand.
Got to the farm just after 1pm... Farmer was in the workshop, we talked for a bit, he wished me luck and off I went.
I setup in the fairly open bush with the field at my back. Set up the caller about 20 yds away, got settled in and began screaming out with a dying rabbit sound. After a minute I cranked up the caller as it was still pretty windy out. Not a minute later I see a coyote from a distance coming in, only to have this other one in my lap in seconds. He was coming in hard, had to WOLF him really loud 3 times before he stopped for the 25 yd shot. At the shot I see the other one take off with no follow up shot...

 

[hm1996]

Good job, lucky he didn't stop behind a tree . Thanks for sharing.

 

[jmeddy]

Didn't see this till now-another good hunt.

 

[TXCOONDOG]

That looks a lot like some of the terrain I hunt minus the snow.......well, they are predicating snow here Friday though.

Congrats

 

[Megalon]

I really don't get why people don't hunt in the afternoon. Either a coyote hears you or he doesn't. Great hunt, congratulations.

 

[AWS]

The last couple years I rarely leave the house before sun up. They seem to show up all day. Last spring near the end of March I had a a three dog day from nine to three.

 

[22magnum22]

I really don't get why people don't hunt in the afternoon. Either a coyote hears you or he doesn't. Great hunt, congratulations.

I have always been a day hunter, seems that those minutes just after sundown are primetime here. I'm gonna venture out Tuesday for an all day hunt and see how things go after the 10/11 inches of snow have receded and roads are passable.