Just to get everyones mind right....

Beentown

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• Dec 16, 2012

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This one got me pumped! Been talking to Curran and JohnR about getting after them this year again hard. Waiting on the new caller!

[video=youtube;D71d_PxWN0c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D71d_PxWN0c[/video]

 

Curran

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• Dec 16, 2012

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Since we don't have any ducks, deer, or geese to hunt time to get after the yotes!!!

 

Huckleberry Finn

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• Dec 16, 2012

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That is INSANE!

Count me in if you need a bitch, property, or pusher!

 

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• Dec 16, 2012

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Curran said:

Since we don't have any ducks, deer, or geese to hunt time to get after the yotes!!!

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Where is the like button? :smiley_cowboy:

 

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• Dec 16, 2012

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Just let me know if you would like company

 

xbowguy

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Awesomeness!:smiley_clap:

 

"J"

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Had too been out west, because them buggers would of never hung around like that in Ohio.... Cool video that's for sure....

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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dang :smiley_coolpeace:

 

Mike

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Wow!!

 

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Woods or baseball field... take your pick.

• Dec 17, 2012

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Dang!
Kill em all!

 

hickslawns

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• Dec 17, 2012

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"J" said:

Had too been out west, because them buggers would of never hung around like that in Ohio.... Cool video that's for sure....

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No doubt there J. Possibly Michigan though because those were some dumb coyotes. lol


This is not realistic in our area. You are lucky to call one out generally. Sometimes you can get a pair. Only once have my buddies and I ever called more than 2. I can't honestly say we called more than 2. We were hunting this area by request. The coyotes were packing up and gang killing pets and such. We KNEW there were multiples in there.

 

"J"

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Watching these videos is good entertainment but not reallistic for our area..... Most I've ever seen @ one time is two running together and I dropped one with a muzzle loader..... Deer hunting of course.... Which seems too be the majority of the time for most of us.....

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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You might be suprised. Five in one stand is a bit of a lofty goal but we have killed two in the same stand, could have been three. It is easier to do at night, IMHO. Pup distress screws with them.

My new caller is going to start doing the pup distress as soon as I shoot (Fox bang). Might help give you that extra second to shoot a mate/pups.

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Like that video. Think next weekend I will just have to take my FoxPro with foxbang out and see what I can do. Haven't had any luck with it last season but ya never know what might happen if ya don't go try it. Would really like it if cold temps and some snow was on the ground.

 

hickslawns

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Beentown said:

You might be suprised. Five in one stand is a bit of a lofty goal but we have killed two in the same stand, could have been three. It is easier to do at night, IMHO. Pup distress screws with them.

My new caller is going to start doing the pup distress as soon as I shoot (Fox bang). Might help give you that extra second to shoot a mate/pups.

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No doubt there. A pair is a reasonable goal around here. A trio can happen but probably once in a lifetime opportunity (in my area). Four or five would be like hitting the powerball around here. We do most of our hunting at night as well.

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Yep, if only it was that easy...

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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hickslawns said:

No doubt there. A pair is a reasonable goal around here. A trio can happen but probably once in a lifetime opportunity (in my area). Four or five would be like hitting the powerball around here. We do most of our hunting at night as well.

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And just about anywhere else unless you are running a suppressor. How often do you have more than three come in? When I did it was mostly early/mid fall on hay fields. I haven't even been out yet this year.

 

hickslawns

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Three is the most for us. Long cold spell with snow on the ground for an extended period of time.

You could see it during mating season as well. I believe our cold spell coincided with their rut.

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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I get the larger family groups generally in late September through late October. The pups tend to move on after this.