My Coyote Calling Strategy! Calling Coyotes in All Seasons!
What is my best coyote calling strategy in early season? What is my best coyote calling strategy in late season? As you watch this video, you will discover that the calling strategy is different but at times also the same. I will share with you my tips for calling coyotes in all seasons. www.predatorquest.com
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My background and skill is in calling predators such as coyotes, bobcats, fox, and raccoons. I also enjoy a host of other activities and invite you to view my lifestyle.
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Thank you Les! I appreciate the knowledge
5 years later, you saved me $400. Instead of the $400 shockwave, the $100 gc300 sounds like a great option to start . Looking at some nice .223 also. Thanks for the info and helping me save money
Thanks for your info. I agree....keep it simple
Hi Les i love the videos and i watch everyone i can get my hands on. I am in Toronto Canada and i have used your advice on other videos i have watched. What i found is what happens on one stand does not work exactly on another stand, but being consistent usually has good results. Love the show and hell yes you are in my opinion the best i have ever seen in killing running coyotes. I have watched a lot but you are truly on top. I use the savage 22-250 witch i have put the boyds thumb hole stock and a timneys trigger gauged at 2 lbs, and i do my own reloading and lord god i love it. Best of luck and keep killing them, i also use the Hornady 50 and 55 grain vmax, just fantastic.
Great tips les. Love the openness and love you have for your subscribers.
Thank you dzrtdefense! Hope you continue to watch and comment! LJ
The best predator video on the stage
Great advice. Thanks
great tutorial...success boils down to....intelligence guided by experience and patience....it is that simple... and that's why I vote conservative
A+ Aaron! Thank you for watching and commenting! Thanks for your intelligence as well! :) LJ
Great informative video!! Just getting started into coyote hunting here in Virginia. Just purchased me a .243 caliber Savage rifle & scope. Going to buy me an electronic caller & decoy in next couple of weeks. We have tons of coyotes here in Virginia!! Feeling very confident. Got a lot to learn & the best way to learn it is to get out there & experience it!!! Subscribed!!
I'm doing the same in Colorado. Looking at some .223 rifles and the gc300 call. Can't wait to hear a coyote howl back.
@@Honkers716 I can’t wait either!!! The more hunting videos I watch the more I wanna start calling!!!
Get some more videos on the tube. This is your thing man. I’m counting on you👍
I think I need to wait longer like you said. I give up very quickly like 10 min. Thanks for the idea to stay longer. I'll give it a try 🙂
Thanks for the info Les! Sounds like our strategies are very similar. I've never got one with a shotgun but 100's with rifles. Thank you for sharing.
My buddy, who is an excellent coyote hunter, referred me to this tutorial, told me to listen to what you say before I go out and try this weekend. I’m new to calling coyotes. Been trapping them for several years, but they’re getting smart to my sets. Time to change it up and learn how to call them in. Thank you for this , and of course I had to sub your channel. 🇺🇸
answered it perfectly, I was doubting my calling do to the fact I was having a little less success. meant to ask how much ground is enough, like you've said about anyone will let ya hunt predators. I believe more is better and have had good luck with all I have picked up this year. I try to have enough where I can hunt a couple times a week and if possible and not have to hunt the same spot twice in two weeks. keep it up man, I'll always watch and support.
Good luck out there and thanks. LJ
Thanks for the advice, Les
I'm just getting into predator hunting. Thanks for the information, very informative!
My issue is exactly what you described......too littlke land and too few folks giving permission. Males for frustration working the same stands ....seeing all kinbds of sign and tracks....but never seeing dogs
Awesome info! Can you move over to rumble please?
Thanks les love the way you explain everything you’re straight up no bull shit straight to the point great info I’ve just started calling in southwest Missouri this year I’ve been lucky to bag two so far it’s a blast
Great info man. I love the way you explain things....you talk like you are the yote. I try to do the same thing. If I was a coyote, what would I do. Thanks.
What’s your advice for hunting them Jan- spring time going into summer, I deer hunt a lot during sept-November so it’s hard for me to hunt totes that time of year. Thanks buddy keep up the good work *predator quest*
awesome information! thanks for taking the time to help everyone out. I went out after watching this video... layed down on top of a gravel pile and waited 45 minutes in some cold Saskatchewan weather. I was ready to pack her in and finally i had 3 coyotes walk up the old road and take a snooze, when they awoke they came over to see what was up took two of them at under 200 yards. Bottom line listen to Les... wait it out!
Thank you for sharing your story Nowell! Very few people would've waited the coyotes out and you were successful because they just "had" to know what was going on so they came to check it out! Thank you for watching and commenting and congrats on your success! LJ
Gas isn’t cheap anymore lol
This channel is becoming my favorite. Keep it up Les
Hi APACHE529CREWCHIEF , thank you for watching and commenting on my channel! I hope you continue to watch my channel and have a great day! LJ
“gas is cheap”🤣
Watching this is Nov 2022 and hearing him say "gas is cheap get out there" and I had to rethink the prices because they sure ain't cheap hahaha
Hi Les What type of call are you using? If using an electronic call which one and how is your setup? Thanks for a great report.
Talk about being patient, 1 hr 30 min stand fox, 3 coyotes. spotted a fox today on my way into stand, tried setting up, saw me and ran, started calling, bout 15 min in I see this darker thing right in the glimmering snow from sun, looked like a bush, bout 150 yds away, 10 min later I see a yote walking from where bush was and I see bush is gone, I ranged 288 (I thought), I have a 17, put an in over back, I shoot and miss over back 1 in. Took 6 shots cuz in deep snow and missed all. Re ranged and was 208. Turn call off. I’m pissed, I sit there and call my wife after 10 min of crying, on speaker and it’s 10 min into call and no joke, have two coyotes walking in from where the missed coyote ran. 800+ yards. I start doing pup, they just walking a fence line away, I turn to rabbit, they start coming in very slowly as if they can’t hear me but slowly walking my way never looking, I started doing a female invit. Howl as I go from pup, to rabbit, to guinea pig, to vole, to magpie. 30 min later they finally getting within 300, one stops and sits, the other keeps slowly working step every 20 sec. I put on fox pup and it starts trotting. 10 yds, dropped it in the chest. I had 2 opportunities in 1hr and 30 min. Without moving. Greatest roller coaster and patience hunt I ever done.
Les, your show over the years has inspired me to film my hunts and even develop a camcorder that mounts on weapon for solo hunters. Your ethics and marksmanship are a tribute to you and an example to up and coming hunters. Keep up the good work and God bless!! :-)
Thank you Alex, I appreciate your kind words! Thank you for watching/commenting and good luck on all of your hunts! LJ
Les, great info. I would like to know what bipod do you like and use on your rifles?
How do you hunt in timber?
Love your videos les... Need to put more on here..you are a great yote killer. Learn a lot from your KZhead videos.
Great tips Les. I'm seeing the early breeding season patterns begining to form here. I have not heard a single coyote near us for some time, now it sounds like they are moving up the hill for breeding and den establishment. While I still do not have a single dog in my bag, the call pattern you described for this time of year is getting some response. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. How do I get one of those coffee cups?
always so much information... thanks LJ
Love the info u have been sharing! Very informative. I was curious If u ever have problems with calls freezing in cold weather?
I love hunting dogs, look up to you and Fred. Most of the time when I was getting started I failed because I was impatient or they snuck up on me from where I wasn't expecting. that being said you guys are great teachers
Another great, informative video, Les! When you refer to season are you referring to a particular region that has a season for coyote or is it too difficult to hunt coyote from March to September? I'm new to this and still learning basics, but you have taught me a lot. Thanks!
Good Question JD! Typically, I like to hunt a coyote during the fur season and then let them raise their young, etc. If you kill a female in May for instance, there is a good chance that she is nursing the pups and they will probably die if you kill her. I do not usually like to kill them until their fur is prime, and that is in the fall of the year. Just my $.02. I do kill problem coyotes during the summer/early fall as well. Thanks for watching/commenting. LJ
when your in a competition do you use a decoy and what's your thoughts on decoys in general
I will do a video on this James. Pros and cons obviously and I will try to point them out. Thanks for watching and commenting! LJ
Great tips. We usually sit 20-30 minutes, but we are hunting a lot different terrain than you do. We usually hunt fields along heavily wooded areas, so we can't see them coming for miles like you can. So they can be on the way and we can't even see them. Even after sitting for 1/2 hr. we have had coyote's coming in as we walk out. One time after a hunt a buddy and I just sat there discussing our next move and had a coyote come in around the 45-50 minute mark. Question; Do you ever change up your distress call tone in a stand? If something didn't work, I will go from a deeper jackrabbit distress type call to a higher pitched bird, or a lower pitched fawn distressed before we leave. Sometimes it works.
Les thanks for your videos! Have you called the Southeast? I'm in Alabama. Been doing this for a couple years now. I have killed a few but they are hard to call in the thick stuff. It is almost impossible to get them out in the open. I get a glimpse of them and they are gone. Any advise or ideas on getting them to expose themselves for a shot?
DM, no I have not! Obviously it is a time and money issue. I do not have time nor the financial resources to travel to parts of the country where there is alot of small parcels and many different land owners. It takes far too much time for me to try and hunt down land owners, etc when I do not live around there. Plus, I need to "like" the look of the land with my eyes. My eyes tell me if there is a possibility of calling potential or not. Hope that helps. When calling thick timber, the goal is to get them to come to the edge. Not necessarily get them to come out across an open. I set up so that I have a good shot to the edge. Watch my Calling Competition part 2 video. I talk about calling them in the thicker country. Thanks and good luck. LJ
I understand.. makes perfect sense! I really enjoy your info and videos. I would love to head west sometime and give that type coyote hunting a try. You are right about the small parcels of land around here. I have several places within an hour of home. Have to move around and not over call each of them. Keep up the good work and thanks for the reply!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome Les!
Awesome video Les !!
Thank you Huff! LJ
you nailed it, why change something that still works for you. sometimes people get hung on new gadgets and high end products when old school tactics still work fine. i still call in alot of geese with my old school flute call as the guy with the exspensive high goose call, just give them what they want to hear and watch there body lanquage that alone tells u alot. great video again keep them coming.
Jeff Eager aint that the truth.. stick to what works and old school tactics work just as good as all the high tech gear that's out there
Jeff and Clinton you are totally correct! So many people are sold on the newest gimmick.....! I seem to be doing just fine doing what I do! :) Thank you for watching/commenting! LJ
Thanks Les. Really appreciate the videos. Cannot wait to start my first fall of coyote hunting.
Thank you for watching Steven! Good luck out there and I am glad that you found my channel and that you are trying to learn. :) Set a goal and dont give up. LJ
Hey Les great video I’m just getting into predator hunting and I’m learning so much from you and your videos so thank you for that. My question is when you’re using your distress call what types of pattern of sounds or sound are you using and what are the best intervals you use?
Do you do any night hunting, or do you prefer morning hunts... I do both but I never seem to be successful on any of them.. I need some help Les
I like to sleep at night Ethan! I've done my share of night calling and prefer to watch the coyotes come in during the daylight. Please watch each and every video and pay attention to what I do Ethan. If you think becoming a successful predator caller is going to be easy, this might not be for you. Watch my Missouri LIVE coyote hunt. LJ
very helpful, but alot to absorb, will try to put these tactics to work / Thanks Les
Hi Les, I enjoy your watching your channel. This was a great video for me being a first year hunter of coyotes. I have question. I was wondering what advice you could give me about being a budget hunter with only a shotgun and some calls (electric call and a few reed calls)? I live in the Midwest. Thanks.
Travis, thank you for watching and for finding my channel! Shotgun would be great, but I would lean more towards a 22 Mag if I only had a chance at one weapon. You would extend your range on what you could effectively kill a coyote or other predator, decrease the amount of "bang" when you would shoot it, plus it would teach you to be very, very precise on your aiming and taking a shot. You would become a fine marksman. Just my $.02. I will do a video in the near future outlining some of what you are talking about. Thanks again. LJ
Thanks for the video Les, really valuable tips here! I was wondering as you were talking how concerned you are with hiding your scent from these dogs? Do you find treating your clothes from time to time is good or are you using scent-free soaps to wash with and all that?
Hey Sick Horse, I will be doing a video on this soon. Thanks for bringing it up and watching my channel! LJ
Hey Les- got a couple questions - was out in south sask- it was by far the worst calling day i have ever had- i attribute it to it being warmer than usual, next to no snow which is not normal, mating season is happening and im sure theyve been pressured a bit as well. saw about 8-10 coyotes- they would be bedded and not even get up for a distress call, or vocals, or pup distress- we usually come home with 5-6 coyotes in a day earlier in the season. my question is have you ever tried using coyote decoys while calling coyotes, pr even a mojo rabbit style Decoy. i dont know if ive ever seen you use one and was wanted to know your thoughts on them. Thanks Avery
Hey Avery, my question to you is if you saw the coyotes and they would not budge, where you walking in to your spot as they watched you? Calling from a pickup? Or did they happen to come over a hill and just not want to come in further? Something seems fishy in what you are saying or perhaps you left some of that out of your story? I told another guy this same thing.......You and your buddies go out to a bar. This very good looking girl is really into you and wants to get to know you and is enjoying talking to you......Your buddies then tell you, "Hey Avery, We are going to drive 50km to the next town and go to a Timmys and then head another 50km to another bar...lets go" Would you stay with the girl or go with the boys to get something to eat? Pretty simple math isnt it? Human nature? Coyote Nature is about furthering the population of coyotes. To heck with eating when there is breeding to be done.....Catch my drift?
Grtat channwl Les
Keep making videos Les !!!
I love your videos les. I hunt a lot but for some reason have never hunted coyotes. I hunt in mid Missouri and Illinois farmland. I was wondering if it is possible to hunt coyotes in July and if so what should be my hunting and calling strategy. Anyone who has an answer feel free to tell me, especially you les. Thanks!
How long does each series last and how often do you call ?
Great video. My wife thought I was listening to a preacher!
You sneaky lol stinker you 😁😆😂
Better than watching self-help videos from strangers on the web..Ha!
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Thank you for making this video, i wish I saw it earlier. I have been struggling with calling coyotes close. I have called in coyotes several times, but they did not come close enough that i am confident to shoot (they were at about 500-600 yards). should i practice shooting for longer range or should I work on calling them closer?
Does it make sense to use a jack rabbit in distress call if I don't have jack rabbits in my area? Sounds pretty similar to cottontail distress, which I do have in my area, but simply something to switch up to. Do you vary the volume during a call sequence?
Is their any tips you could give on hunting the eastern coyote. Im in Ohio and been out west and the Coyotes seem like 2 different animals. The Eastern seems to be as weary as a wolf.
Hi Mark Mullins , thank you for watching and commenting on my channel! In alot of my videos, I speak specifically about eastern calling and calling in larger blocks of timber, etc. I know for a fact that I talked about Eastern Techniques/Strategies in one of my Coyote Calling Competition Videos. I believe that it was in the 2nd one. I will be doing a more specific video just on that topic in the future. I hope you continue to watch my channel and have a great day! LJ
Hi les im kinda new to hunting i have watched alot of you videos and your information is outstanding so i live in central Washington i can hear coyotes all over i have a foxpro for calling but i can never seem to call them im at night if i select the coyote locater and play that i can get them to respond but never seen one or call one in any tips to help thank you for all the videos
They can smell you 🤭
Hello Les, great video. I am hunting warm weather desert coyotes this week in Southern California. Would opening with pup distress be a good idea or what series would you suggest given the season? We will roll in at dark AM.
Thanks Les! Getting my butt kicked this year and this describes exactly what I've done. Changing changing changing. Going back to basics and moving!
How much help is it to have someone filming in spotting coyotes that are farther out? Really enjoy the videos. Come to SE New Mexico & I'll furnish the coffee.
Hey Trey, My brother has eyes like no one else and since we have hunted together our whole life, he can see them long before most could even with binos. I would not worry about having someone spotting/filming coyotes that are a long ways out. Just go hunt and then learn as you go. Thank you for watching and commenting. LJ
Question, With both mouth calls and Ecalls mainly distress rabbit, what about your call volume? Loud? Soft? Wind dependent? Terrain dependent? And thanks for this series.
Thanks for the comment Scott! I will do a video on this. Thanks again. LJ
Thanks Les looking forward to it
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Les ! I'm in need of some help! I'm calling thick timber / willows in southeastern Manitoba Canada. The weather is warmer then it usually is being -5 to +5 Celsius right now. The land I'm hunting is on a creek , the creek has an INSANE amount of tracks up and down everywhere in and out of the creek. Now to the North / West of the creek the thick timber is where the coyotes seem to hang out. I've started with the distress ( rabbit or faun ) there is a high deer population in the area and also wolves. Then I move onto a coyote pack yip and howl and EVERY TIME! They answer back with yipping and howing like crazy! Seems to be a large amount of them ( 5-12) lots of noise and then silence... sat for 45min and nothing came out. We played the wind and we were sitting about 250 yards out from the willows in a small patch of spruce tress. Have yet to spot anything yet but the signs of wildlife are everywhere and I'm not to sure what I'm doing wrong. If you could help me out I would really appreciate it! Love your videos and I try and do everything you're talking about and use all your free knowledge to better myself. Keep up the great work! Thanks!
Hi Great White North Poject , thank you for watching and commenting on my channel! I would think that it is just in the middle of breeding season for you and coming to the end. In all of the times that I was calling Canada, it seemed that the calling really picked up in early March. I had to struggle some times that I was up there but still killed coyotes. Had to give them a long long time. Sometimes 45+ minutes to show up. It sounds to me like the coyotes know that you are there. Also, dont ever confine yourself to one calling spot. Jump in the pickup and go 50 miles from that location and call somewhere else. My $.02. I hope you continue to watch my channel and have a great day! LJ
Thanks I appreciate the help very much! I just went out and bought some hornady heavy magnum rounds for my shotgun , I'll go test them out and see how they do! I'll try and put all of your advice to use !
Hi Les, I have been getting educated by your great advice. I am an old man and I am trying to find a hobby that I can do and I think yote killing might be the thing. Out of all your great youtube advice I have not heard you say anything about hunting yotes around prairie dog towns. What do you think about making a stand along a pd town that has been shot up a day or two before? Is it worth the time to do even if you see scat and tracks when you go to the pd town to sharpen shooting skills?
Hey Ray, thank you for joining in on my KZhead channel! Great question as well! Prairie Dog towns are a great place to call from! there is always coyotes nearby and alot of times, a coyote will sleep right in a prairie dog town. Thanks again and I hope you continue to watch and learn! LJ
Ray Andrews, After shooting up a prairie dog town for over an hour, I got set up in a different spot from where we were shooting. I waited for 10-15 minutes, then howled a few times. We had two coyote's come in, in just a couple of minutes. Guessing the coyote's thought other coyote's were coming into their territory, taking their easy meal.
love your java with les an all that your doing I'm learning a lot. Thanks
Thank you James! Thank you for watching and commenting! LJ
How long to call for a particular distress sound? How much pause in-between until next calling attempt? When doing mouth calls, in what ways does this become different. Also..Good Question here... when mouth-calling... towards the end of that particular calling attempt... do you attempt to wind down the sound to make it sound like the animal is petering-out and losing energy/air, running out of breath at the end there? I've been trying to do that lately to similate or send out that signal that I'm fading fast over here, ya better come get me, fresh meat! Another question, I'm assuming when you're hand-calling and you manage-in to call-in a bunch of Turkey Vultures and Condors high over head... that this is a good sign that you're doing something right, correct?
Any tips for late August ish trying to manage dogs on small cattle farm?
If you ever want to come to WV we have the land and the coyotes could use the help and thanks for the videos there great
Thanks for posting these great videos. I hunt in upstate ny mostly on farms with fields and woods. I can call coyotes to me all the time. I just can't get them to close the distance. They come to just out of sight howl sniff and snort and carry on, then leave. Sometimes they wind us I know. But there are times I know we snuck in and weren't winded but still they come to just out of sight, stop, and leave. I do all my hunting at night because I have never had any success during the day. Success to me is getting some sort of response from a coyote on a set. A kill is a kill, that's winning the game. We just started hunting last year and have not had a kill. Like I said we can call them in, just not close enough to see or shoot. Gut any suggestions?
Thanks for watching dirtydog. Let my videos sink in. There is an encyclopedia of advice in all of my videos. Patience is the #1 lacking component of most every caller. Make them want to come check you out. Sit tight and quit timing your sets to a specific time. Thats my advice. Thanks again for watching. LJ
LJK thanks for the tips Iam clling at my farm and dont ,and cant seem to get them to come this time of the yr. but willkeep at it ,From north Minn. keep up the good tips.
Thank you lowell! Please watch my Missouri Live hunt and then you will understand a howling/calling sequence I use in the more wooded areas to call a coyote. This may help you a bit. Thanks for watching/commenting and good luck in the future! LJ
How does your setup change if you are in the southeastern US
2nd time watching this video. I probably need to watch it every year, as its easy to drift from the fundamentals. Thanks for sharing your expertise!!!
thxs again this is very very helpful
Have you every been to southern Idaho calling coyotes? Maybe a video on what brands or types of calls you use. Besides the electronic calls
good morning les not sure if I'm right or not but it seems when howling you can tell if the coyotes are willing to respond to it if they howl back to you more than one it seems they will respond and other times they won't seems to my experience the early season they will respond to howling but not so much in late season just my experience in howling but we have tons of coyotes around here you sould come and hunt with me some time these coyotes are big and I have have quite a bit of land to hunt on I just think as much as I hunt em I feal I should have more fur in the freezer but that's just me talk to ya later
Jerad, I have had alot of coyotes sneak in, never responding! Something to keep in mind. Thank you for your experience. LJ
Wow!!!! You just gave all your viewers the keys to the kingdom! Great advice!!!
What would you suggest for mid February in central pa
You are way tooooooo happy in the morning.
Woulda made more sense if you said wayyyyy instead of tooooo
good morning java up.
Good Morning Patrick! :) LJ
Thanks Les looking forward to it
Great tips on calling thanks for all you do les
Les, Idaho is hurting with the introduction of the Canadian Wolf. Could you please add a video of successful wolf hunting techniques? Our elk and moose populations have been decimated! I actively hunt coyotes with an electronic call & small electric decoy. Thanks
Wow, Les you just nailed coyote calling for the time of year in this video. I hope people will pay attention to this java with Les chat. You nailed perfectly how to call coyotes in Michigan and any other colder weather climates. I am sure you have never hunted here in Michigan, but the breeding and call selection you described was spot on for the times of year. Silas, I hope I didn't spell your name wrong, good question to ask Les. You got him to post and respond on a great topic. Les big thumbs up to you and your family and your videos.
Thank you polish! I really appreciate you watching, learning and commenting on my videos. Have a good day and enjoy the weekend! LJ
Thanks Les, rain all weekend in Michigan. But I will enjoy it anyway. The coyote season is open until April 15 in Michigan.
The video was great I'm just getting into huntin them pretty hard the video helped a lot
Just watch birds such as eagles hawks they know where prey of coyotes are hunt where their prey is coyotes will be around there also use rifle and scattergun on stands
Thanks for the tips.
When do you usually stop hunting dogs? Thanks LJ!!
Soon! If a rancher is having problems, I will be helping them out. Typically the end of Feb into mid march. Thanks Andrew! LJ
Les Question,? Do you ever try & Do, any " MISTING " On Coyotes Etc.? I read that it is effective on Them etc.
What's that?
AWESOME video. You’ve got my vote
Great video thanks brother
Can someone please tell me why people hunt coyotes. I understand hunting deer or other big game for meat, but why coyotes? I don’t imagine the coyote hunters eat coyote meat, do they? I am interested in coyotes now, since I want to keep them away from my cats. Any advice on keeping them away?
For sport, they are also a nuisance.
thank you for the info
great video, can't wait to go after some coyotes after I get one more deer.
I average 45 to an hour on one stand and it akways pays off specially if it s a pack
Ok Les I.m hunting now and have decoys with female in heat urine and attackers decoy do you agree with that are stay with the old school calling hand calls and electric call. If you can let know what you think.
I..ve hunted with coyote decoy sometimes it works but more where they see it and turn and run like with singles.
How long do you let a sound go before switching it up? Do you vary the volume any?
Another great video brother. Been watching you for a while and you never fail to impress me with your yote hunting. If you get a chance check out my KZhead channel. I know you love your 22-250 but I do many gun reviews and you might find one your interested in to pop those critters. God bless and keep learnin us....
Hi Ish's Tactical Solutions , thank you for watching and commenting on my channel! I will check out your channel and thanks for stopping by mine! I hope you continue to watch my channel and have a great day! LJ
Everything Outdoors with Les Johnson always and thanks for replying
+Ish's Tactical Solutions thank you as well!
I must not have a good face for knocking on doors. I usually dont get a warm welcome.
That's because your not Les Johnson lol
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