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Comment by Deon Dicks on February 13, 2011 at 9:55pm

Guys you should take notes from this Francis guy, he's not bragging on how good he is but, he has taken 20 or very close to 20 this season alone,if my memory serves me correctly!!

Comment by Pierce Rumbolt on February 13, 2011 at 5:22pm

Hi everyone. I was just wondering what calls are being effective in calling in Coyote in newfoundland.  I've tried handheld & electronic calls, no response.

 

Comment by Kurtis Boone on February 1, 2011 at 4:01pm

just got a fox pro caller and the rifle sighted in look out coyotes lol

Comment by cory mouland on January 10, 2011 at 10:27am

Anybody know when they are going to put of another coyote workshop on the avalon?

Comment by Christopher Paddock on January 7, 2011 at 12:59am

Here's an interesting read on coyote hunting and calling tips:

 

http://www.cabelas.ca/outdoor_info/field_and_buying_guides/coyote_c...

Comment by Christopher Paddock on December 16, 2010 at 4:43pm

I just bought Quaker Boy's "Chompers 3-pack" coyote calls (Merry Christmas to me). Hoping to try them out sometime in the new year. QB's website describes them as "a unique and authentic combination of hands free sounds that will fool the wariest of predators". I've heard these calls are particularly good. Canadian Tire has 'em for $28.99.

 

• The long range (clear) call is designed to produce the loud, raspy sounds of rabbits in distress.
• The mid range (smoke-colored) call will produce clean, less raspy cries and screams.
• The short range (black) call is your finishing call. It produces the soft cries of small rodents.

 

Apparently when you set up you are supposed to start with the close-in call first at a low tone, just in case there's a coyote nearby that you didn't see. Then after a few minutes with no response, go to the midrange, then the long range in turn. Once Wile E. takes the bait, you lure him closer by gradually moving to the closer-range calls in turn.

Comment by Tony Cooney on December 1, 2010 at 2:14pm

Anyone seening any coyotes when you are out hunting if so were and when

Comment by Tony Cooney on November 19, 2010 at 7:07pm

here more up dates on coyotes
update on coyotes last seen Location: dumpster behind The Pantry (bakery & diner) on the main road in Holyrood (across from the beach). Time & Date: 9:30 PM on November 5th Details: lone (apparently juvenile) coyote was "shooed" out of the dumpster

Comment by Tony Cooney on November 18, 2010 at 7:47pm

update on coyotes last seen
Location: dumpster behind The Pantry (bakery & diner) on the main road in Holyrood (across from the beach). Time & Date: 9:30 PM on November 5th Details: lone (apparently juvenile) coyote was "shooed" out of the dumpster behind the bakery

Comment by bruce budgell on November 16, 2010 at 10:29pm

just wondering if anyone here have been hunting here in central and having any luck

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