I would say go to the flea market and pic up a few roasters and hens. Take one and tie it to a tree where you can get a good shot at it. get back and wait for the coyotes to come. you could put some calls in there with it. as far as deer carcasses go I dunno. Im hoping to get me a coyote too and I am going to use a roaster to bait them.
I've had success with deer carcasses. Well not success at killing a yote, but success in the fact that they did come to the carcass. We use the hides, bones, heads and guts after season and it always attracts dogs. Calling definitely wouldn't hurt. I would suggest a "location howl", you know, what the yotes do to call in dogs to food. Chances are the yotes will pick up on the carcass quickly, then call as a yote signalling a location of food. Ring that dinner bell!!!
Yes, coyotes do come to deer carcasses. Every year we throw out our carcasses at a gravel pit and the night after they always come in. It might not work that great for hunting unless you know a well traveled area that the coyotes will come in instantly. I would take Cabohusky's advice and get some chickens and call. Good Luck!
I would suggest a coyote call rather than bait because it gets a more immediate response. Coyotes do come to chickens and deer carcasses but you never know whether it will be today or next week. It is also most likely to be between 2:00AM and 4:00AM when they come. They also seem to be very wary around deer carcasses for some reason... it may be the excessive human scent. I used a live chicken only once and a great horned owl nailed it before I ever saw a coyote.
If your goal is to increase your deer population, you would do much better spending your time and money improving your deer habitat. One peer reviewed study found it would take 75 years of shooting 85% of a coyote population to achieve sufficient control of a coyote population. Coyote are vary adaptable to population losses this is called compensatory mortality. By killing coyotes on your property you are actually increasing your coyote population (more prey for less coyotes, more likely survival of new pups). Wildlife populations are subject to carrying capacity meaning population numbers are self regulating if there is not enough prey predators will die, if there is too much prey predators will increase.
My father shot 3 coyote in 6 night sitting over the same dead deer. I have one of the old pictures. I have hunted over bait many times and have gotten a few animals but not enough to consider it a good method. I've had better luck calling but that is not a slam dunk either. Coyote are difficult to fool and you had better be alert and pay attention to the wind or you will have zero success.
I had the same thaing Dakota, I tied a chicken out with 20lb mono, never saw what took it, I looked at it called and then it was gone. Figured it was an owl.
Gut piles are a great way of attracting coyotes. As for increasing the size of your deer heard I dont think it will help much cause there are too many other thing that can cause death or other lower numbers in the herd, such as weather, sickness, etc.
Yeah just a bout anything dead will work, even another coyote. Ive had quite a problem with coyotes lately so I got some calls. I havent used them much but htey havent done anything so far. Good Luck!
I put a road kill deer out and the first day had turkey buzzards visit it to be chased off by 2 small hawks ,they were chased off by an eagle which stayed on it for an hour the next morning I shot a yote at day lite did not remove it and shot another one a half hour latter that evening I shot another and missed another just make sure the carcass stinks and you will be surprised how fast the carcass disappears
I would say go to the flea market and pic up a few roasters and hens. Take one and tie it to a tree where you can get a good shot at it. get back and wait for the coyotes to come. you could put some calls in there with it. as far as deer carcasses go I dunno. Im hoping to get me a coyote too and I am going to use a roaster to bait them.
I've had success with deer carcasses. Well not success at killing a yote, but success in the fact that they did come to the carcass. We use the hides, bones, heads and guts after season and it always attracts dogs. Calling definitely wouldn't hurt. I would suggest a "location howl", you know, what the yotes do to call in dogs to food. Chances are the yotes will pick up on the carcass quickly, then call as a yote signalling a location of food. Ring that dinner bell!!!
Yes, coyotes do come to deer carcasses. Every year we throw out our carcasses at a gravel pit and the night after they always come in. It might not work that great for hunting unless you know a well traveled area that the coyotes will come in instantly. I would take Cabohusky's advice and get some chickens and call. Good Luck!
I would suggest a coyote call rather than bait because it gets a more immediate response. Coyotes do come to chickens and deer carcasses but you never know whether it will be today or next week. It is also most likely to be between 2:00AM and 4:00AM when they come. They also seem to be very wary around deer carcasses for some reason... it may be the excessive human scent. I used a live chicken only once and a great horned owl nailed it before I ever saw a coyote.
If your goal is to increase your deer population, you would do much better spending your time and money improving your deer habitat. One peer reviewed study found it would take 75 years of shooting 85% of a coyote population to achieve sufficient control of a coyote population. Coyote are vary adaptable to population losses this is called compensatory mortality. By killing coyotes on your property you are actually increasing your coyote population (more prey for less coyotes, more likely survival of new pups). Wildlife populations are subject to carrying capacity meaning population numbers are self regulating if there is not enough prey predators will die, if there is too much prey predators will increase.
My father shot 3 coyote in 6 night sitting over the same dead deer. I have one of the old pictures. I have hunted over bait many times and have gotten a few animals but not enough to consider it a good method. I've had better luck calling but that is not a slam dunk either. Coyote are difficult to fool and you had better be alert and pay attention to the wind or you will have zero success.
I had the same thaing Dakota, I tied a chicken out with 20lb mono, never saw what took it, I looked at it called and then it was gone. Figured it was an owl.
Gut piles are a great way of attracting coyotes. As for increasing the size of your deer heard I dont think it will help much cause there are too many other thing that can cause death or other lower numbers in the herd, such as weather, sickness, etc.
Yeah just a bout anything dead will work, even another coyote. Ive had quite a problem with coyotes lately so I got some calls. I havent used them much but htey havent done anything so far. Good Luck!
I put a road kill deer out and the first day had turkey buzzards visit it to be chased off by 2 small hawks ,they were chased off by an eagle which stayed on it for an hour the next morning I shot a yote at day lite did not remove it and shot another one a half hour latter that evening I shot another and missed another just make sure the carcass stinks and you will be surprised how fast the carcass disappears
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I would say go to the flea market and pic up a few roasters and hens. Take one and tie it to a tree where you can get a good shot at it. get back and wait for the coyotes to come. you could put some calls in there with it. as far as deer carcasses go I dunno. Im hoping to get me a coyote too and I am going to use a roaster to bait them.
I've had success with deer carcasses. Well not success at killing a yote, but success in the fact that they did come to the carcass. We use the hides, bones, heads and guts after season and it always attracts dogs. Calling definitely wouldn't hurt. I would suggest a "location howl", you know, what the yotes do to call in dogs to food. Chances are the yotes will pick up on the carcass quickly, then call as a yote signalling a location of food. Ring that dinner bell!!!
Yes, coyotes do come to deer carcasses. Every year we throw out our carcasses at a gravel pit and the night after they always come in. It might not work that great for hunting unless you know a well traveled area that the coyotes will come in instantly. I would take Cabohusky's advice and get some chickens and call. Good Luck!
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If you are using a deer carcass,be sure to anchor the deer with a chain,especially with the use of a trai-cam.
If your area is dense with coyote's, they could be there at night fall,the day you drop it off.
Ya, I put a deer carcass out and put a trail cam up. Took the yotes 2 weeks to find it. There is some pictures in my profile.
They'll work, but probably while your not there. I'm with Cabo, tie a chicken to a sapling kick back with a call and have fun.
I would suggest a coyote call rather than bait because it gets a more immediate response. Coyotes do come to chickens and deer carcasses but you never know whether it will be today or next week. It is also most likely to be between 2:00AM and 4:00AM when they come. They also seem to be very wary around deer carcasses for some reason... it may be the excessive human scent. I used a live chicken only once and a great horned owl nailed it before I ever saw a coyote.
if you leave it they will come you can bet on it .
If your goal is to increase your deer population, you would do much better spending your time and money improving your deer habitat. One peer reviewed study found it would take 75 years of shooting 85% of a coyote population to achieve sufficient control of a coyote population. Coyote are vary adaptable to population losses this is called compensatory mortality. By killing coyotes on your property you are actually increasing your coyote population (more prey for less coyotes, more likely survival of new pups). Wildlife populations are subject to carrying capacity meaning population numbers are self regulating if there is not enough prey predators will die, if there is too much prey predators will increase.
Yea but shootin Yotes is fun trigger practice!!!!
My father shot 3 coyote in 6 night sitting over the same dead deer. I have one of the old pictures. I have hunted over bait many times and have gotten a few animals but not enough to consider it a good method. I've had better luck calling but that is not a slam dunk either. Coyote are difficult to fool and you had better be alert and pay attention to the wind or you will have zero success.
I had the same thaing Dakota, I tied a chicken out with 20lb mono, never saw what took it, I looked at it called and then it was gone. Figured it was an owl.
are you kidding me, coyotes love deer, and any thing eles tastey
I love the "save the chicken" game.
I don't think there is much you can do in the way of shooting yotes to increase your deer herd.
Gut piles are a great way of attracting coyotes. As for increasing the size of your deer heard I dont think it will help much cause there are too many other thing that can cause death or other lower numbers in the herd, such as weather, sickness, etc.
you dont need deer, just pute a small pile of some dead critters and they shood come, you will get foxes two that way
Yeah just a bout anything dead will work, even another coyote. Ive had quite a problem with coyotes lately so I got some calls. I havent used them much but htey havent done anything so far. Good Luck!
Thats the best way in my opinion they get on that like flies on $#it
I put a road kill deer out and the first day had turkey buzzards visit it to be chased off by 2 small hawks ,they were chased off by an eagle which stayed on it for an hour the next morning I shot a yote at day lite did not remove it and shot another one a half hour latter that evening I shot another and missed another just make sure the carcass stinks and you will be surprised how fast the carcass disappears
Agreed with micropterus and + 1 for you sir!!!
That would definatly work.
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I would say go to the flea market and pic up a few roasters and hens. Take one and tie it to a tree where you can get a good shot at it. get back and wait for the coyotes to come. you could put some calls in there with it. as far as deer carcasses go I dunno. Im hoping to get me a coyote too and I am going to use a roaster to bait them.
I've had success with deer carcasses. Well not success at killing a yote, but success in the fact that they did come to the carcass. We use the hides, bones, heads and guts after season and it always attracts dogs. Calling definitely wouldn't hurt. I would suggest a "location howl", you know, what the yotes do to call in dogs to food. Chances are the yotes will pick up on the carcass quickly, then call as a yote signalling a location of food. Ring that dinner bell!!!
Yes, coyotes do come to deer carcasses. Every year we throw out our carcasses at a gravel pit and the night after they always come in. It might not work that great for hunting unless you know a well traveled area that the coyotes will come in instantly. I would take Cabohusky's advice and get some chickens and call. Good Luck!
They'll work, but probably while your not there. I'm with Cabo, tie a chicken to a sapling kick back with a call and have fun.
If you are using a deer carcass,be sure to anchor the deer with a chain,especially with the use of a trai-cam.
If your area is dense with coyote's, they could be there at night fall,the day you drop it off.
Ya, I put a deer carcass out and put a trail cam up. Took the yotes 2 weeks to find it. There is some pictures in my profile.
I would suggest a coyote call rather than bait because it gets a more immediate response. Coyotes do come to chickens and deer carcasses but you never know whether it will be today or next week. It is also most likely to be between 2:00AM and 4:00AM when they come. They also seem to be very wary around deer carcasses for some reason... it may be the excessive human scent. I used a live chicken only once and a great horned owl nailed it before I ever saw a coyote.
if you leave it they will come you can bet on it .
If your goal is to increase your deer population, you would do much better spending your time and money improving your deer habitat. One peer reviewed study found it would take 75 years of shooting 85% of a coyote population to achieve sufficient control of a coyote population. Coyote are vary adaptable to population losses this is called compensatory mortality. By killing coyotes on your property you are actually increasing your coyote population (more prey for less coyotes, more likely survival of new pups). Wildlife populations are subject to carrying capacity meaning population numbers are self regulating if there is not enough prey predators will die, if there is too much prey predators will increase.
I don't think there is much you can do in the way of shooting yotes to increase your deer herd.
Thats the best way in my opinion they get on that like flies on $#it
Yea but shootin Yotes is fun trigger practice!!!!
My father shot 3 coyote in 6 night sitting over the same dead deer. I have one of the old pictures. I have hunted over bait many times and have gotten a few animals but not enough to consider it a good method. I've had better luck calling but that is not a slam dunk either. Coyote are difficult to fool and you had better be alert and pay attention to the wind or you will have zero success.
I had the same thaing Dakota, I tied a chicken out with 20lb mono, never saw what took it, I looked at it called and then it was gone. Figured it was an owl.
are you kidding me, coyotes love deer, and any thing eles tastey
I love the "save the chicken" game.
Gut piles are a great way of attracting coyotes. As for increasing the size of your deer heard I dont think it will help much cause there are too many other thing that can cause death or other lower numbers in the herd, such as weather, sickness, etc.
you dont need deer, just pute a small pile of some dead critters and they shood come, you will get foxes two that way
Yeah just a bout anything dead will work, even another coyote. Ive had quite a problem with coyotes lately so I got some calls. I havent used them much but htey havent done anything so far. Good Luck!
I put a road kill deer out and the first day had turkey buzzards visit it to be chased off by 2 small hawks ,they were chased off by an eagle which stayed on it for an hour the next morning I shot a yote at day lite did not remove it and shot another one a half hour latter that evening I shot another and missed another just make sure the carcass stinks and you will be surprised how fast the carcass disappears
Agreed with micropterus and + 1 for you sir!!!
That would definatly work.
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ZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!
Johny Stewart call #102C
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