I did some load development on Sunday and afterwards I did some scouting in a new area I had never hunted in before. Saw some scat so I decided I would go back and call at some point. Yesterday, Monday, we got wind from the west I decided tonight would work.
I trekked in about half a mile and set up on the edge of a field with the wind in my face. Did some prey distress and some coyote vocals but got nothing. Decided I should keep traveling east and use the wind to my advantage. Walked for probably 10 min and found favorable spot to set up under a tree.
I began the set by doing some coyote yips and then I move over to coyote group. Between the two calls the caller ran 4 minutes total. I then stopped calling and scanned for a minute. I started up with coyote duet and then moved to male howls, thats when this female showed up on the thermal at 105 yards. She was walking down the path and staying close to the tall grass. At 84 yards she stopped and I center punched her with the 55 grain V-max bullet. The bullet dumped her and she didn't take a single step. I completely forgot to hit record in the heat of the moment but I did get a picture. Thanks for all the tips and information gentlemen. My knowledge has grown exponentially since I joined this forum and for that I am thankful.
I trekked in about half a mile and set up on the edge of a field with the wind in my face. Did some prey distress and some coyote vocals but got nothing. Decided I should keep traveling east and use the wind to my advantage. Walked for probably 10 min and found favorable spot to set up under a tree.
I began the set by doing some coyote yips and then I move over to coyote group. Between the two calls the caller ran 4 minutes total. I then stopped calling and scanned for a minute. I started up with coyote duet and then moved to male howls, thats when this female showed up on the thermal at 105 yards. She was walking down the path and staying close to the tall grass. At 84 yards she stopped and I center punched her with the 55 grain V-max bullet. The bullet dumped her and she didn't take a single step. I completely forgot to hit record in the heat of the moment but I did get a picture. Thanks for all the tips and information gentlemen. My knowledge has grown exponentially since I joined this forum and for that I am thankful.