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Started by cbbase34, January 28, 2011, 12:39:30 AM

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cbbase34

Hello everyone im new to the site and to coyote hunting. Can someone please give me some advice on hunting coyotes here in ohio? i will be useing a foxpro fx5 and a 204 rifle. thank you for your time

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First things first

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What part of the big O ya from
There are a few No good Buckeyes here and me being one of them
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HaMeR

Welcome to FnF cb!! Good to have you here.  :yoyo: :yoyo:

I usually tell people it's a lot like turkey hunting except you have to watch the wind. Get hidden. Stay still. Be ready every second you are on stand. Look with your eyes & turn your head as little as possible. Scout your area. Hunt the woods.

Any questions just ask away. This place has a bunch of eastern hunters that can help.  But I'm not one of them.  :laf:
Glen

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cbbase34

thank you eveyone for the welcome. I live here in Pike Co Ohio. I have done some hunting around pasture fields where cows are kepted, only luck i has was taken a few greyfox thru the night, i use a lightforce light with a adjustment hookup so when i go night hunting. Im only a few sounds away of have all of foxpro's, plus i had them to mix me up 25 different sounds that i may need. Just trying to get this day hunting down. getting ready to head back out soon going down to manchester ohio and try my luck there. I have hunted the fields with no luck, i go into the woods and only call deer to the call lol, they really like the woodpecker in distress sounds lol. thank again everyone

HaMeR

Coyotes like deer too.  :eyebrow: Don't let that discourage you. They can alert you to the presence of a coyote you may not see.
Glen

RIP Russ,Blaine,Darrell

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Hidehunter

Welcome aboard (even if you are a buckeye and not a mountaineer lol).  Lots of great info in predator hunting section.
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cbbase34

well Hidehunter send some of that info this way lol, thank you

snowalker

Quote from: cbbase34 on January 28, 2011, 02:08:11 PM
thank you eveyone for the welcome. I live here in Pike Co Ohio. I have done some hunting around pasture fields where cows are kepted, only luck i has was taken a few greyfox thru the night, i use a lightforce light with a adjustment hookup so when i go night hunting. Im only a few sounds away of have all of foxpro's, plus i had them to mix me up 25 different sounds that i may need. Just trying to get this day hunting down. getting ready to head back out soon going down to manchester ohio and try my luck there. I have hunted the fields with no luck, i go into the woods and only call deer to the call lol, they really like the woodpecker in distress sounds lol. thank again everyone

Welcome cbbase,
Your only 25 min. drive north of me,I have heard that your area is pretty good in holding some yotes around the river and wooded lots. low volume Distress sounds work pretty well in are areas as that is what I have had luck with anyways.

Frogman

You can't kill 'em from the recliner!!

cbbase34

snowalker where about south are you. All my family lives in portsmouth ohio, and thanks for the advice

shaddragger

Take your kids hunting and you won't have to hunt your kids!
Allen