Ep. 108 | Calling all Coyotes with Dustin Butler
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2020
- Looking for a howling good time - look to calling coyotes. Jimmy and Mark sit down with Coyote calling expert (he would be humble and deny the title “Expert”, but we insist) Dustin Butler to chat through how a person goes about calling one of these masters of their surroundings into gun range. These crafty critters will test a hunters mettle every time they head afield. Coyote hunting can be a year round pursuit, licenses are cheap, and there is typically no bag limit (obligatory always check the regulations before heading afield.) And, if you get into putting up and selling hides, you may even make back a little gas money. There’s so much to chasing these buggers. Tune in to hear all about it.
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Locating coyotes by howling to locate prior to hunting here in populated area of the east (in south central PA) is difficult. Small parcels of land and I’d have to basically stop off the road right next to a house to sound off with a locator howl. Plus IF the homeowner doesn’t pop out of bed and shoot me, more than likely if I locate some I won’t get permission to hunt on that land. This is the PA struggle gentleman. Having said that this is still a great episode thank you. Learning a lot.
Just came across this podcast a few weeks ago and you guys are killing it! As a coyote addict myself here in Ohio, this is one of the best coyote videos on just the information of the dog itself I’ve seen for a while keep it up!
As an avid Eastern predator hunter and trapper it's easier for us to run hound dogs. but calling is the best feeling knowing you beat the odds of a super smart predator
I trapped for 4 years but I got into thermal hunting Coyotes and fell in love. Traps are in the shed now and I coyote hunt every chance I get. I killed 31 since January but it blows my mind how many some of these guys kill. I hunt NC and it is hunted hard around my area.
Great pod
Also call pa Greene and Washington county’s called in all predators from fox to cats a fisher and even a black bear but this warm winter makein it more difficult and now several dog hunters now getting even harder
I hunt in the east and 40 coyotes would b a dream season for me let alone 3 days I can tell u without a doubt trying to keep consistent wind in your favor for mor than 10 minutes is hard because of terrain in wv and they use it without a doubt
Here in SE Minnesota around our farm we drive them like a deer drive during the day and get them burning calories so they are good and hungry and sit and call with some distress calls the following day or two and just pile them up
Thanks to all you gents for letting us listen in on the chat!
i live in western pa above pittsburgh pa - its not easy to hunt they play with your mind most of the time - they come and go out never to return then sometimes i here them far off but then again it could be another pack of them miles away
been attacks lately every year just getting to be more of it in terms to many locations
Ohio here getting into coyote hunting first year and tip's are welcome I'm like a sponge for more info so I can learn more. What type of CAMO per say what's the methods per month to months through out the year
im worrried about rabies - it sticks in my mind more than anything - there people on walking trails and the kids playing outside there house could confront these bad coyotes es you got to watch all things -
it doesn't really matter how anyone says it as hunters we know what you mean!!
Coyōte in the Midwest for the most part 🤷♂️
they just not come in with call they use dogs most here in pa
People in Maine that do not hunt them they call them coyotes.. But outdoorsman calling cayotes . Or yots So it's kind of a continent Language . L o l
☠💩Check game wardens. I am 2000 miles away from a coyote hunters paradise: western nueces county texas- in the deltas ditches draining to the nueces river. (where the headless horseman lives).