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How long before you change bait?
I do believe that Sly has this one nailed pretty good. Once a coyote has had a bad experience with your setup, he gets smart. Sometimes it seems that changing location a little bit for your stand is more important than changing sounds, but it sure don't hurt to change both.- Rich Cronk
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What is the smartest...
The smartest predator on earth other than mankind is the coyote. After the end of the world, there will be two kinds of creatures still alive. Coyotes and cockroaches.- Rich Cronk
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Welcome Rich Cronk
Man oh man, all of these kind words are making my head swell up. Thank you everyone.- Rich Cronk
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Sounds
Maineiac the original, If you call coyotes in summer, you can locate den areas by howling at night and asking land owner where he is hearing them howl every night. Then you can slip in at daybreak and howl in the parents. Most of us only do this on livestock killing complaints.- Rich Cronk
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Sounds
Maineiac the original, The howling for coyotes method is still fairly new to most of us. It has only been in past few years that I learned about how the practice of "locating" coyotes during the night time with intent on calling them come morning can backfire on a feller if he ain't real...- Rich Cronk
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Sounds
Guys, I just got booted after typing a very long post on the subject. I'm getting old and slow. I will try again only shorter post with more to follow. My main target animal is the coyote. Howling has become my main calling sound for these sly critters. Most of my coyotes come in silent, and...- Rich Cronk
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What's the most important ingredient to success?
The most important thing in life is to never ever listen to a guy named slydog. LOL, just kidding. Here are a few things that are necessary to becoming the best that you can be at calling predators. 1. Always be willing to listen and learn from experienced predator callers. 2. Be ready to...- Rich Cronk
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