https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog daily 0.75 2023-02-18 https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/how-coyote-classroom-came-to-be monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/b4064b94-40f9-4a77-9897-86bf6556d0ca/east+of+dammeron+2.jpg Blog - How Coyote Classroom came to be - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/bare-necessities-for-coyote-hunting monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/019086b0-7718-444d-a6f7-b845650d6aee/shoygun+dog.jpg Blog - Bare Necessities for Coyote Hunting - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/d65f5cfe-a878-4257-b377-17cdf4e821cf/wheeler+double.jpg Blog - Bare Necessities for Coyote Hunting - TRANSPORTATION Although a high profile four wheel drive or an ATV will allow you to safely access the gnarly and remote areas that are home to the best coyote hunting, the family minivan will get you into some good coyote hunting country. In fact, due to time restraints, most of my recent hunting has been restricted to shorter morning or evening hunting trips. As a result, I have been hunting closer to home and ten of my last 12 coyotes have been called within a half-mile of paved highways. Not owning a tricked out truck is no excuse to not enjoy a coyote-hunting trip. Gather your gear, do some research to find huntable coyote populations, get off the couch and go hunting. That being said, remember that you don’t want to be stranded in the middle of the desert with a stuck vehicle and no cell phone service. If you want to venture into the sticks, get your hands on a reliable four-wheel drive with good tires. Even then, you will need to use common sense and carry emergency tools and supplies. And always, I repeat, always, tell someone where you are going and when you plan to be back. Weapon Any rifle you can accurately shoot out to 100 yards or so will work for coyote hunting. In my first blog of this series I mentioned that my hunting partner was using a 7mm Magnum. Certainly overkill for coyotes, but it will get the job done. My rifle was a .243. A better choice for coyotes, but still the deer-hunting rifle my wife uses. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/a-coyote-by-any-other-name monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/d055b2b9-ad0d-47cf-aa65-4904dfe5f015/canyonlands+140.jpg Blog - A Coyote By Any Other Name… - The Trickster Modern day hunters have a wide variety of names for the old trickster. Many shorten the word coyote to ‘yote and some refer to them as dawgs. Here are some other words and phrases, in no particular order, used to refer to the coyote. desert dog song dog pasture poodle canine cockroach prairie wolf sage wolf brush wolf calf killer fawn killer cased wolf little wolf American jackal pasture puppy hooter dog walking buzzard yelp dog yodel dog https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/finding-places-to-hunt-coyotes monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/af2d2296-93cc-4b94-a71c-e81090b8219c/Saucer+5+double.jpg Blog - Finding Places To Hunt Coyotes Talk to farmers and ranchers Not every landowner will allow you to hunt on their property. Some have had bad experiences with slob hunters, some want to save the opportunities for friends and family and some like to have the coyotes around. Still, if they have been seeing and or hearing coyotes, you know you are in the right general area. You might even get an invitation to hunt some prime and undisturbed country. Many ranchers will be glad to have you hunt coyotes as they sometimes prey on livestock, especially young animals. This pair of coyotes was harvested on a local ranch that I’ve been fortunate enough to be able to hunt the past couple of years. I waited until I had killed a coyote and had it on the front rack of my side-by-side before pulling into the yard to ask permission. “It looks like you know what you’re doing,” was the reply and the answer was yes. Always conduct yourself with confidence in yourself and respect for the landowner. Not everyone will give you permission, but I have learned over the years that if you don’t ask, the answer is always “No.” Talk to campers Visit with people who enjoy spending time in the outdoors. Ask them if they have heard coyotes howling at night. Talk to scoutmasters, forest rangers and park rangers. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/using-technology-to-find-hunting-spots monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/774602cb-1cdc-4b72-a530-2066979a7bb4/IMG_0954.JPG Blog - Using Technology To Find Hunting Spots - A little at home scouting helped me find this young coyote, his first, for our friend, Wyatt. After narrowing down new hunting options, Google Earth helped me locate a grassy opening that was screened from the road by a band of thick junipers. Finding general areas to hunt Starting with the widest spectrum, which state in your area offers the best hunting opportunities? A simple Google search of “Best states to hunt coyotes” will get you started. Although not all the information on the web is valuable and/or accurate, when several different sites list the same states, you can be pretty sure the information will be fairly accurate. My quick search showed that 20 of the 50 states appeared on at least one list, indicating that you can really find coyotes almost anywhere. The top ten, that appeared on multiple lists, were Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Kansas, and California. Also mentioned were Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Nebraska, Utah, Washington, and Oregon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/29a3daa4-12a6-4c07-b8ee-41cb1d6e1e24/Possible+coyote+stand+location.jpg Blog - Using Technology To Find Hunting Spots - Make it stand out This clip from Google Earth shows a nice open area with good cover, a slight elevation to overlook the area and a screen of Junipers that hides the area from the view of anyone driving on the paved highway at the top of the picture. I walked about 100 yards from where I parked the truck and called in a double at this spot. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/how-to-drive-to-your-stand monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/bd0a6d8b-02b7-4476-ae73-5dbb53c67dfe/on+wheeler.jpg Blog - How To Drive To Your Stand - What can you do to minimize the impact of your transportation? Some of the tactics you can use to reduce the chance of spooking coyotes are really no-brainers. First, when you are in your hunting area, turn off the radio. Have you ever heard the deep resounding bass coming from the stereo of the car beside you at a traffic light? I guarantee that if you can hear it a coyote can too. Turn off the radio. Don’t drive through the area you plan to hunt. When exploring new hunting areas it’s not uncommon to realize you found a great calling spot after you’ve already driven over the ridge or around the corner. Make a mental note of the location, good stand setup spots and good places to hide your rig. Then keep driving and come back later when you can approach it the right way. Whenever possible, park in a spot that is not visible from the area you plan to call. If a coyote sees your truck, he is less likely to respond to your calling. Having said that, I have, on a couple of occasions, had coyotes walk right past my truck when coming in to a call. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/zzfdt6blbrad4x3jjo4vwfarwzu28k monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/e5e01a00-adc4-4f14-b685-cf89ee091b9c/Twin+peaks+100%25.jpg Blog - Debriefing: Evaluating and learning - Breaking all the rules Even though every stand can be a learning experience and using what you learn can improve your success, there are no absolutes in coyote hunting. Earlier this year I had back-to-back successful stands where the coyotes broke all the rules. On both of these occasions, the responding coyote crossed a highway, walked past my truck, within 50 feet, approached from the downwind side and back-doored me. Both walked past me in easy shotgun range, but because I was expecting them to come across an open area in front of me, I had my rifle in hand. What followed was a bit of a circus, but I did manage to put both on the ground. The coyote on the left was one of these two rule breakers. This kind of unexpected excitement is part of what makes coyote hunting so fun. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/d5a41b98-7875-4b6e-bd1d-0fae633c7f30/100%25+shotgun.jpg Blog - Debriefing: Evaluating and learning - Take the time to review every stand Because I learned from my mistakes, I’ve been able to turn this shotgun stand into a 100% successful stand. As you can see from the different weathering on the shotgun shells, I’m three for three at this location. Debriefing each stand has helped me find a better approach route and learn what weather and time of day conditions are best for this spot. Any time you make a stand that results in a called coyote, remember that stand and as much about it as possible. Did you pick the best route to approach the stand? If not, what would be a better way to get there for the future? What wind direction is best for this particular stand? What time of day gives you the best opportunity to have the sun at your back? Is this particular stand better suited for longer range shots with a rifle or closer opportunities that would be better for a shotgun? https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/how-to-find-easy-access-calling-locations monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/c3d230f7-167d-4d26-9861-1f5fd76970f4/Coyote+vocal+pup.jpg Blog - How to find easy access calling locations - This young coyote used the dirt road to approach my call. I’m hunting on a private ranch, which makes it legal to shoot the gawg on their private roadway. This coyote responded to coyote vocals and was about 25 feet from where I was sitting. (you can see my chair in the center/top of the photo) Out in the sticks Look for hidden gems that can’t be seen from the road. There are often smallish openings in dense forests that can’t be seen from the road. You can use onX Hunt or Google Earth to locate these secret spots. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/3af766e0-3634-438b-88af-c95d3575031c/east+of+dammeron+3.jpg Blog - How to find easy access calling locations - Anyone, regardless of age, physical abilities or limitations can find a way to hunt coyotes. I am 67 years old, crushed a foot in an industrial accident decades ago and have an artificial knee. I love coyote hunting and get out as often as my schedule allows. On some of my over night trips I walk five or six miles a day traveling into and out of stands. By the end of the day I’m often hurting. My foot has deep, dull pain and my knee is talking to me, wondering what in the world I’m thinking. As a result, my second day of hunting often involves seeking stands that involve less climbing and fewer steps from truck to stand and back. How do you find easy access stands? First, let me say that you don’t need to be a hundred miles from civilization to find coyotes. I have one 100% stand that is less than a quarter mile from a small community and even closer than that to the nearest road. I have made this stand five times, called seven coyotes and put five on the ground. There is another stand that is about 200 yards from a well maintained gravel road in a big sagebrush flat with a 50 yard wide grassy meadow. There is one juniper tree on the edge of the road. By parking behind that tree and quietly walking to the edge of the opening I can set up and call. I’ve made this stand four times and called in three coyotes and a kit fox. Urban coyotes Find an area with coyotes. Using all the basic methods discussed in other posts, find an area that has a decent population of coyotes. Bring up the fact that you hunt coyotes at social gatherings and pay attention to all the people who mention that they have “tons of coyotes” by their houses. One or two song dogs can make a lot of noise, but if they are hearing howls, there are at least some in the area. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/is-that-a-coyote-track monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/be33b933-bd60-4a66-8b24-d7a0e42d7cd1/Untitled.jpg Blog - Is that a coyote track? - The difference between cats and canines Generally speaking, the tracks of a dog will show claw marks and those of a cat will not. Occasionally, when a cat needs better traction, their tracks can show claw marks. Cat tracks are usually rounder than those of a coyote while the ‘yote track will be more elongated. These differences are somewhat arbitrary and subject to error, but the most definitive difference between dog and cat tracks is the shape of the heel pad. Dog tracks will have two lobes on the back of the heel and cat tracks have three. (Graphic from Michigan DNR) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/44ec3be4-29fd-4acc-a40d-6630899f156b/dog+tracks.jpg Blog - Is that a coyote track? - The difference between domestic dogs and coyotes One good way to differentiate between dogs and coyotes is to look at the overall traffic pattern. Coyotes tend to be more focused than domestic dogs. They usually walk fairly straight from point A to point B. They will occasionally stop to investigate a smell or movement. Domestic dogs are more spastic, bouncing like a pinball all over the place. This trait is not definitive, but there are some physiological differences as well. Because most dogs spend more time walking on hard surfaces than coyotes, coyote claws are usually sharper, more pointed. It is not uncommon for only the two center claws to be visible in a coyote track, while dog tracks almost always show all four claws. On a domestic dog, the two outer toes are bigger than the two inner toes. The outer toes tend to point more outward. On coyote, it’s the other way around, the inner toes are bigger than the outer toes. The outer toes also tend to point more inward than those of a dog. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/approaching-your-stand-without-spooking-coyotes monthly 0.5 2023-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/fe070971-f30e-452b-ae4d-a13ab59c9781/ready+to+go.jpg Blog - Approaching your stand without spooking coyotes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/0269c405-530e-4de6-9b7a-5f4d753e87b9/flash+12.jpg Blog - Approaching your stand without spooking coyotes - Make it stand out If a coyote sees, hears or smells you as you’re walking into a stand, he’ll most likely vacate the area on a run and chances of calling him in will plummet. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/moon-phases-and-coyote-hunting monthly 0.5 2023-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/c320e160-de3c-4c4b-865c-768e827782d5/moon_phases-58b84a765f9b5880809d8d4d.png Blog - Moon phases and coyote hunting - MOON PHASE PERCENTAGE OF HARVEST New Moon 5.77% Waxing Crescent 19.16% First Quarter 4.63% Waxing Gibbous 16.37% Full Moon 13.59% Waning Gibbous 20.49% Third Quarter 3.81% Although there may be a margin of error in these numbers because some of the hunts may have occurred at night with special equipment, time of day statistics indicate that night hunting only made up about 20% of the hunts submitted for data. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/when-should-i-take-the-shot monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/44b2a25a-efe6-4ef8-9995-63333fea4544/flash+108.jpg Blog - When should I take the shot? - What weapon system are you using? If the gun in your hand is a shotgun and they are coming in well, let them come. With a shotgun, closer is better. Keep in mind the wind direction and the fact that there will be residual human scent on your call. If you are concerned about the coyote winding you, take the shot before they do. I have killed coyotes with a shotgun at ranges from 50 yards to 50 feet. The coyote in the photo on the left is sniffing the air, looking for scent that will help it pinpoint the location of the wounded rabbit it’s hearing. In my experience, an unalarmed coyote is easier to kill with a shotgun than one that has been spooked. If possible, take the shot before you get busted. With a scoped rifle, it makes more sense to take the shot somewhere between 30 and 100 yards. At these ranges its easier to find the kill zone in a scope and any good coyote caliber will still be accurate and deadly. With a red dot sight, its easier to find your target at close range and letting the dog keep coming might be a better choice. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/how-long-should-i-stay-on-a-coyote-calling-stand monthly 0.5 2023-01-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/e5c3c1ab-825c-4590-a99a-1b2e73b53bb0/canyonlands+119.jpg Blog - How long should I stay on a coyote calling stand? - Heavily hunted coyotes will be much more cautious in their approach to your call. Since I’m in no hurry to and want to enjoy the experience of the hunt as well as harvesting some coyotes, I usually stay on stand 20 to 30 minutes. Having said that, I have had coyotes respond in as little as 45 seconds and, on the opposite end of the spectrum, I worked one old male for 45 minutes before getting a shot. If a coyote can hear your calling from half a mile away and responds as soon as it hears the sound, it can easily cover that half mile in three or four minutes. Any young or inexperienced dawgs will usually respond in the first few minutes of your stand. In my experience, there seems to be a breaking point at six, sixteen and 26 minutes. Probably 40% of my successful hunts end in the first six minutes another 40% will come in before the 16 minute mark and there will be a few stragglers that come in more cautiously or need a different sound to bring them in, usually before 26 minutes. According to FoxPro Fox Data, about 27 percent of coyotes will respond in the first ten minutes, 52% will come between 20 and 40 minutes and 12% after 40 minutes. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/dsurvival-rule-of-threes monthly 0.5 2023-01-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/e865b9a1-b3c3-4aa8-94e8-41171c63e5b4/IMG_0840-2.jpg Blog - Survival Rule Of Threes - The Survival Rule Of Threes Rule Number One You can survive three minutes without oxygen. Although breathing is not usually a concern in a wilderness survival situation, this rule reminds you that any needed first aid should be addressed first. If you are injured in any way that could reduce your ability to stay alive, apply first aid as soon as possible. Treat any fractures, sprains or cuts before moving to the next step. Rule Number Two You can survive three hours without shelter. Your need for some type of shelter will vary depending on weather conditions, terrain, your physical condition or the length of time you expect to be stranded. Hypothermia is the number one killer in the outdoors and can render you helpless very quickly. I will go into more detail on hypothermia in another post, but the bottom line is that building a fire and some type of shelter should be a priority in any survival situation. Again, I’ll go into more detail on shelter building in another post. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/survival-the-five-cs monthly 0.5 2023-01-25 https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/the-best-time-of-day-to-hunt-coyotes monthly 0.5 2023-01-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/a5184c8a-5938-4ee1-a540-9a14adb7d7c7/Snowy+airport.jpg Blog - The Best Time Of Day To Hunt Coyotes - I try to make my first stand of the day as soon as it’s light enough to see out to 200 yards or so, usually about 1/2 hour before sunrise. The coyote at left came in after a night time snow storm. The snow on the ground made it easier to see in the dark. Most of the road dogs I have seen are out and about between 10:00 and 2:00. On one extended hunt I was resting in the back of my truck after lunch. I was reading a book and had my shoes off, resting my feet. Out of the corner of my eye I caught some movement. To my surprise, a coyote was walking across the open flat no more than 50 yards form my truck. A Chinese Fire Drill ensued and the coyote got away. You never know whats going to happen when you hunt coyotes. For some reason, 2:30 in the afternoon seems to be a magic hour for me. I’m not sure why, maybe the dawgs are just tired of sitting around and anxious to get on the move if an opportunity presents itself. From mid afternoon until sunset has been a good time to call coyotes for me as well, although not as productive as my morning hunts. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/the-best-time-of-year-to-hunt-coyotes monthly 0.5 2023-01-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/7eb1380d-2df7-4d82-b1fe-699fa4b85729/2014-09-13+09.58.00.jpg Blog - The Best Time Of Year To Hunt Coyotes - Late summer and early fall hunts will bring in mostly younger coyotes. Also, the hides will not be furred out and won’t be as valuable as winter coyotes. Best months for harvesting coyotes January, February and November log more harvested coyotes than any others. They are followed closely by October and December. Numbers drop off for March, September, April, June and August. May and July are the slowest months for coyote hunting. I personally don’t start hunting coyotes until August for several reasons. Primarily, my neck of the woods features summer temperatures in the 100 plus degree range. Those temperatures are just too uncomfortable to be hiking around the desert. I feel my free time is better spent on the lake chasing crappie and wipers. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/how-good-are-you monthly 0.5 2023-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/f191e9b3-7b0f-41de-90a8-52d7c03550f8/cropped-2.jpg Blog - How good are you? - Make it stand out This big female was the first coyote I called using coyote vocals. I’ve learned that these should be part of every sound library. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/will-birds-ruin-your-hunt monthly 0.5 2023-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/5d9c289d-deaf-4ef5-8d3c-777a4b940ab1/yellowstone-4+001.jpg Blog - Will birds ruin your hunt? - Make it stand out Like coyotes, ravens, crow, magpies and many birds of prey are scavengers and will respond to prey distress sounds. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/how-loud-should-i-play-my-coyote-call monthly 0.5 2023-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/983949a7-07af-4ee7-bda7-3439d9cb8fd2/canyonlands+281.jpg Blog - How loud should I play my coyote call? - Make it stand out https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/6b259625-cc97-4aa0-ad3d-71c56e1cf4a3/big+dog.jpg Blog - How loud should I play my coyote call? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/sunny-and-bright-coyote-calling monthly 0.5 2023-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/298f2d03-99fe-4715-b29f-77d904cf98c6/flash+108+%281%29.jpg Blog - Sunny and bright coyote calling - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/3edd08aa-ff43-47f2-a5b2-1b03e9ec5248/%3F%3F+2.jpg Blog - Sunny and bright coyote calling - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/the-best-weather-for-calling-coyotes monthly 0.5 2023-02-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/d41de298-6aa2-4321-9f3a-8d87624b8c75/flash+52.jpg Blog - The best weather for calling coyotes - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/85ebc730-406e-41db-abb9-8082c264cdd0/Skippy.jpg Blog - The best weather for calling coyotes - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://coyoteclassroom.com/blog/it-aint-as-easy-as-it-looks monthly 0.5 2023-02-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63adb39f5b1e4d121085f9c2/fb2aa1e7-e316-4937-9bb1-6bd1bebd137d/canyonlands+287.jpg Blog - It aint as easy as it looks - Make it stand out Coyotes have an incredible sense of smell. 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