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What do you guys use to get coyotes out from like 600 yards? I get them called in the can't close the distance. Would a motion decoy work?
Question by Jade Harris. Uploaded on January 12, 2012
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motion cal or old frezeer burned meat smell works them up real good
6x45mm with a 75gr xt works wonders
i was shooting my .223 and hit one of them that came in at 400 yards. i'll try some motion meat how does that sound?
I give them a call with a 90g 25-06 bullet. They respond extremely well. I don't like guys blazing at that range hoping for a hit but I feel comfortable shooting a fifty cent piece at that range and practice a lot so I know exactly where my bullet will hit. If it is too windy, I don't call figuring that if I see them, they have seen me for about a half hour. I won't be able to call them but I can maybe head them off.
In truth, I've never taken a shot at a coyote beyond 200-250 yards, and I've never taken any shot at 600 yards. A distance like that requires practice, training. Other than some BLM land an inconveniently long drive from my home, I don't have access to that much distance in coyote country without crossing a few property lines. I think an electronic call and/or a motion decoy would help lure them in much closer than 600 yards, and I wish you the best.
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motion cal or old frezeer burned meat smell works them up real good
6x45mm with a 75gr xt works wonders
i was shooting my .223 and hit one of them that came in at 400 yards. i'll try some motion meat how does that sound?
I give them a call with a 90g 25-06 bullet. They respond extremely well. I don't like guys blazing at that range hoping for a hit but I feel comfortable shooting a fifty cent piece at that range and practice a lot so I know exactly where my bullet will hit. If it is too windy, I don't call figuring that if I see them, they have seen me for about a half hour. I won't be able to call them but I can maybe head them off.
In truth, I've never taken a shot at a coyote beyond 200-250 yards, and I've never taken any shot at 600 yards. A distance like that requires practice, training. Other than some BLM land an inconveniently long drive from my home, I don't have access to that much distance in coyote country without crossing a few property lines. I think an electronic call and/or a motion decoy would help lure them in much closer than 600 yards, and I wish you the best.
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