How To Be Successful Hunting Coyotes At Night
2022 ж. 16 Жел.
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Gage goes over everything from gear setup, picking a location, and calling sequences to help give you the upper hand to calling coyotes at night.
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Coyotes shut up as soon as they hear my door open on my house. They are smart.
Good info for beginners, thanks!
Great video......good info.
One of the most instructional videos I've seen, very well done. For beginners, maybe you can do a video with red/green light and go through a sequence. I use the same calling sequences and it has worked, some newbies maynot know what an interrogation how is. Again awesome video!
I started out with a 2AA pen light attatched to my hat with a safety pin through a patch of duct tape and a Johnny Stewart tape in a boom box covered with a burlap sack. Guess how many years ago that was.
I’ve been using the same fox pro. What sound level do you typically use. TIA
What handguard is that your runnin on the ar? Thanks in advance!
Definitely someone who is just getting into it this isn’t the video. Good info but I’d say for a beginner I would look into a cheaper Night vision or even run a red or white lite to start. Could definitely even pick up a cheaper thermal hand scanner as well. Thermal is definitely the way to go for an optic but it doesn’t help you calling in coyotes. As beginners I’d run a cheaper night vision or light and pick up a x24 or shockwave to start with. Learn the ropes on calling in coyotes/fox. There body language is definitely a big deal too. It’s easy to say a $6000 thermal will work for you but not something a beginner would want to spend right off the bat. Maybe some would. Either way this is good info for a more advance coyote hunter.
Bump! Would like to know the answer to this as well. Thanks in advance.
Pulsar XG50 is awesome scope where i live coyotes are hunted hard and hang up over 200 yards a bunch. Two vets are awesome tripods that's what I shoot.
Bog death grip is great for a tripod also. Less than 200.00 at camellias and most gun supply stores. The really cheap hard gun case is from harbor freight.
Does your thermal have a range finder for night time use ? And what is your range of shot for good kills with the ar platform? Thanks for the video
Not currently running a range finder on the MK1 although it is an option and is compatible. Most of the shots we take are in that 75yd-200yd range which is perfectly capable with a quality rifle, optic, and ammo.
Another thing to do is locate them. The night before or a few hours before, let out a few howls in the general area you plan to hunt and listen for a response. Usually if there are coyotes in the area they will respond. I've done this the night before I would hunt in the morning and always had coyotes show up if that area generated a response. Sometimes this can tell you what side of the property they are on and it may be a bust if the wind is not in your favor or perhaps you need to readjust your position.
A lot of big name guys say not to do this. They are already call shy enough in the midwest. Not many nights they don't hear a call for a few months.
@@chrissparks4763 Cal Taylor is a 2x national champion coyote caller (The only two times he ever entered ..lol) and he does it every time.
..... and never hunt where there are N0 coyote ! Scout, scout,scout ...
Great video. Now just add some cartridge calls to your arsenal for a complete successful hunt.
Volume really low on rabbit calls. My call has to much volume on all of the calls.
Is thermal a must? Can you hunt them with a spotlight at all? Or do they see light from a mile away and never come near it? I'm curious cause I had a couple terrorizing my farm animals but don't really think I can afford all that for one or two coyotes.
Contrary to popular belief, spotlighting works quite well!
If on a budget go slow and be patient. If you go out some be aware you might educate some coyotes to call shy if they bust you. Also think about odor because of cent. After shave can be picked up several miles if wind is wrong for there approach. That alone will educate them.
Any tips on just stalk hunting coyotes & hogs without a tripod? Also will scents work vs a noise machine?
Bueller..... Bueller.... Bueller.... I'd like to know as well.
What about people that don’t have 5k worth of gear?
I'm just getting into predator hunting I have a ar 223 and a tripod but don't have $2-3k for a thermal scope is there any other way to night hunt?
Red/White light, Modlite makes a nice one for this purpose.
nothing but an informercial!
Step 1: Bust out $50K
You ever hear of Live, Laugh, Love? I prefer Live, Laugh, Live Fire.
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Why don't U try selling something that the average guy could afford???
He left off the $ 75,000.oo pickup truck with special graphics on the side !
It’s hard to listen to someone that drives a ford.
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I don't get it
Your mom didn't care about sucking off in a ford
@@donkeyballs7860 good one ha
He probably doesn't drive it though...it probably doesn't run, more like a towable deer blind lmao. Just kidding, I own 4 Ford pick ups (2 6.7s, a 5.4 and a 5.0) and wouldn't want a Chevy or a Dodge.
Your hunting coyotes bro… no need to play pretend spec ops.