Coyotes Behavior Differences Between Day and Night

In this sixth video of our thermal optics predator hunting series, coyote hunting expert Heath "Alpha Dog" Baker from Predator Tactics Inc. talks about the differences in coyote behavior between day and night hunting and tells you how to take advantages of night time behavior. He also give some tips for how to approach and setup for shooting coyotes in both scenarios.
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[@GROUNDEDHUNTING]

Keep the videos coming!!!

[@jamminjames9656]

Thank you. Great video.

[@tommyeastham7684]

Good series

[@randysmith8770]

Mind if I ask? What is all that stuff that you are wearing on your chest? Thanks

[@josephefuytinck5207]

I have a DPMS LR308 and I need help on coming up with a Thurmal that will work with it. I’ve got hoggs coming in at night and digging up the place. Now it’s not a big place but I don’t want to give it to a bunch of pigs. We’re do I do I start looking for what I need.

[@kleenexfn5527]

Thoughts on using a pop up blind at night?

[@OneForty-np8qp]

I’ve been pronouncing coyote wrong my whole lyfe

[@offseason6513]

Coyotes see just as good at night, trust me I kill more than this guy does