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<blockquote data-quote="allsitka" data-source="post: 199562" data-attributes="member: 858"><p>I haven't called a coyote in 2 years. There are many other tactics I use but calling isn't one of them.&nbsp; January can be tough but some good night vision can help with that.&nbsp; Like others said hunting season does affect them and getting them at night can really up your success percentage.&nbsp; Bait piles work really well.&nbsp; Especially dead cows.&nbsp; For me though a coyote dog has been the best tool in my repertoire.&nbsp; If you can do a little scouting and find some coyotes then getting them to come in by using a domestic dog usually works really well.&nbsp; Sometimes I just wait until they howl at night.&nbsp; Drive close as I can.&nbsp; Find them with the night vision and get set up.&nbsp; Then turn the dog loose and sit back and watch the show.&nbsp; I used to go for weeks and not kill and coyote after the electronic call craze.&nbsp; But I knocked on a bunch of doors and made even more phone calls.&nbsp; I found some great land and I haven't looked back.&nbsp; I'd say I kill a coyote every 3rd stand all year long, not just the prime months when everyone else is doing it.&nbsp; I almost gave up on coyote hunting, now it's my favorite hunting by far.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="allsitka, post: 199562, member: 858"] I haven't called a coyote in 2 years. There are many other tactics I use but calling isn't one of them. January can be tough but some good night vision can help with that. Like others said hunting season does affect them and getting them at night can really up your success percentage. Bait piles work really well. Especially dead cows. For me though a coyote dog has been the best tool in my repertoire. If you can do a little scouting and find some coyotes then getting them to come in by using a domestic dog usually works really well. Sometimes I just wait until they howl at night. Drive close as I can. Find them with the night vision and get set up. Then turn the dog loose and sit back and watch the show. I used to go for weeks and not kill and coyote after the electronic call craze. But I knocked on a bunch of doors and made even more phone calls. I found some great land and I haven't looked back. I'd say I kill a coyote every 3rd stand all year long, not just the prime months when everyone else is doing it. I almost gave up on coyote hunting, now it's my favorite hunting by far. [/QUOTE]

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