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Started by jeremy, January 06, 2011, 09:42:10 PM

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jeremy

This will be my first year attending, but on average how many dogs do yal collect in camp during the hunt. I know I am looking forward to adding a few to the party. Also, when does the LBL season open for yotes.
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pitw

  Do you mean coyotes or stories :shrug:.
I say what I think not think what I say.

jeremy

My additions will be stories, excuses and maybe a few fibs, but how many dead dogs get drug back to camp. On average.
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John Wayne

pitw

5 on every trip I been there :innocentwhistle:.
I say what I think not think what I say.

slagmaker

usually the locals hunters will come dragging in a couple dozen each.  :innocentwhistle:
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Barry You got Jeremy thinking 5 is the limit  :laf: you forgot to mention you were only there once  :nono:
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pitw

Quote from: Bills Custom Calls on January 06, 2011, 10:12:48 PM
Barry You got Jeremy thinking 5 is the limit  :laf: you forgot to mention you were only there once  :nono:

Hey I never gave any false info :readthis:.
I say what I think not think what I say.

golfertrout

hey its easy pickens there at lbl, ive killed one every time ive been there :innocentwhistle:

coyote101

Jeremy,

I would like to see twenty or thirty, but about five or six is more likely.

Pat
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HaMeR

How many kills?? For the most part that would be the ones that aren't missed.  :laf: :laf:
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Jimmie in Ky

It's not the killing that counts, it's hte seeing  :biggrin: As many as forty have been called in and seven was the most taken if memory is correct. The year of hte drive by shootings was hte most fun  :eyebrownod: Jimmie

wked

Quote from: slagmaker on January 06, 2011, 10:08:02 PM
usually the locals hunters will come dragging in a couple dozen each.  :innocentwhistle:
And so it begins... :laf:

securpro

There are so many yotes runnin LBL that if you dont bring back at least 6 then theres something wrong with your technique  :innocentwhistle: or weedwalker got to the area first  :biggrin:
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jeremy

Weedwalker must be hell on some dogs. If you have time WW care to take me out for a set. I am pretty decent but it sounds like you are the man.
Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway.

John Wayne

securpro

"The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government." -- (Thomas Jefferson)

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KySongDog

WW is the Yote Magnet.   :laf:

weedwalker

Don't be fillin Jeremys head with all that crap. :nono: There'd be a lot of disappointed hunters if they had to count on me to find 'em some coyotes. :laf: Semps Guide Service is the way to go. :yoyo:
But I can take you out for a hunt Jeremy.

KySongDog

 :laf:   Jeremy will soon figure out the LBL hunt is all about fun.  Killing a coyote is just a bonus.   :eyebrownod:

BTW, Semps Guide Service ran in to a long dry spell and had to close up shop.    :laf:    But Jimmie has a secret map of every group at LBL..............



pitw

   The one thing you gotta watch out for at the LBL is the cheater beaters  :eyebrownod:.  They watch every coyote coming in like hawks and it was said that anyone caught might go missing :laf: :laf:.
I say what I think not think what I say.

jeremy

I would think most of the stuff learned and shared will be done with a cup of coffee in your hand instead of a weapon. Knowing the area is something else though. I am gonna try to get over there next weekend for some scouting. I have done alot on google earth, but there is only so much google earth or topo will tell ya. I dont know how many of those little honey holes and fields are clear, I see alot of setups in hollars being on the agenda. 
Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway.

John Wayne