I’d like to get into coyote hunting. The way I see it:
1. Coyotes need to die.
2. Open statewide with no units/tags
3. Open year-round
4. Far greater opportunities for land access
I caught the Fargay BAD when I moved here years ago. Wife, kids, job, school, and no proximity to old stomping grounds all but eliminated my hunting. If you don’t keep up scouting and contacts and skills, you lose them. Haven't had a 4x4 for years either.
Now kids are at that age where I need to get them out to pursue fish, fowl, and game. I was thinking coyote hunting would be a good way to get back out there without having to beg or buy access, travel several hours, and compete with the Orange invasion.
I still expect I’ll need to scout, talk to landowners, and do the leg work. Probably need a pickup too. What else do I need?
- accurate rifle and decent scope
- some kind of call and/or attractant
- lotsa brown clothes
- Assless chaps
1. Coyotes need to die.
2. Open statewide with no units/tags
3. Open year-round
4. Far greater opportunities for land access
I caught the Fargay BAD when I moved here years ago. Wife, kids, job, school, and no proximity to old stomping grounds all but eliminated my hunting. If you don’t keep up scouting and contacts and skills, you lose them. Haven't had a 4x4 for years either.
Now kids are at that age where I need to get them out to pursue fish, fowl, and game. I was thinking coyote hunting would be a good way to get back out there without having to beg or buy access, travel several hours, and compete with the Orange invasion.
I still expect I’ll need to scout, talk to landowners, and do the leg work. Probably need a pickup too. What else do I need?
- accurate rifle and decent scope
- some kind of call and/or attractant
- lotsa brown clothes
- Assless chaps
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