I love this video!! Recommended to me by Ed Heiser!! Keith West your brother in law Ed is one hell of a guy! I have been learning so much from him, and he helping me work up some loads for our .243's Thanks FoxPro Furtakers for sharing, looking forward to watching more!
Amen I live in Kentucky we have a small farm over here had trouble with coyotes all the time about 2 years back I killed 9 coyotes within 3 months so far we haven't seen but two coyotes but we know there's more than that out there you really got to keep the coyote population down to protect the deer population and your life stock and other animals that you like to hunt so God bless all Hunters out there and stay safe year-round hunting
Yep ! Utah pay $50 per dead coyote, while province of quebec is getting invaded by those damn pest, and goverment still protect them !!!! Here, we can hunt coyote only during fall and winter season, at the same time we hunt deer and moose... or in winter in deep snow and heavy cold... You're so lucky !
where at in utah was that if you don't mind me asking? I live up in Northern Utah and have a HOT SPOT that no one ever hunts because it doesn't look like a coyote spot. I see at LEAST 10 coyotes a night just driving around. thats not even calling. I want to learn how to hunt other territories like the area you were in. Do you mind me asking where that was at? down south? If your ever interested in hunting in Utah just let me know and i can prob get you into my hotspot. Thanks for everything you do Foxpro. You have the best calling company out there. You have held my attention for many years. Keep it up and keep puttin em' yotes and reds down
+Braden Bell I'm looking to get into coyote hunting here in Utah and would love to learn any tips and tricks. I too live in northern Utah. Any advice you can give? I am willing to learn and hope to get serious into coyote hunting and maybe even make some hunting buddies.
I'm still a beginner. I am still young. I am about to go on a trip for the next 2 years. I would recommend though is not call frequently and let them come to you.
Braden Bell Hey Branden, im looking into learning more about coyote hunting and coyote spots here in Utah! I was wondering if you could share some of the knowledge with me. I'd also be willing to go out with you. Let me know 801-473-7681
@@fannytatt1726 I know this is a couple years old, but for those who are wondering the same thing my best advice is learn how to call properly before you even go out and shoot the hell out of your gun and know where it hits at any yardage. Too many people are going out and making a mess of things by teaching these dogs what's up and making them wise.
@@TheHyde8875 I'll put the work in before I go for sure. I live in northern utah and I need to find some info on where the best places are to hunt, north of SLC
I love this video!! Recommended to me by Ed Heiser!! Keith West your brother in law Ed is one hell of a guy! I have been learning so much from him, and he helping me work up some loads for our .243's Thanks FoxPro Furtakers for sharing, looking forward to watching more!
Here in South Carolina there's a 75 dollar bounty on the yotes
Amen I live in Kentucky we have a small farm over here had trouble with coyotes all the time about 2 years back I killed 9 coyotes within 3 months so far we haven't seen but two coyotes but we know there's more than that out there you really got to keep the coyote population down to protect the deer population and your life stock and other animals that you like to hunt so God bless all Hunters out there and stay safe year-round hunting
Gotta love ijits editing videos. They're talking about mule deer as they show pics of antelope!
Last part wow, it doesn't work more beautifully than that
now they taz the 50 bucks lol i still love it
Y'all need to come to northern AZ
Yep ! Utah pay $50 per dead coyote, while province of quebec is getting invaded by those damn pest, and goverment still protect them !!!!
Here, we can hunt coyote only during fall and winter season, at the same time we hunt deer and moose... or in winter in deep snow and heavy cold...
You're so lucky !
I thought that rattlers were protected in Utah?
Yes and no. The great basin rattler isn't protected and you can still kill any rattlesnake if you're "threatened".
where at in utah was that if you don't mind me asking? I live up in Northern Utah and have a HOT SPOT that no one ever hunts because it doesn't look like a coyote spot. I see at LEAST 10 coyotes a night just driving around. thats not even calling. I want to learn how to hunt other territories like the area you were in. Do you mind me asking where that was at? down south? If your ever interested in hunting in Utah just let me know and i can prob get you into my hotspot. Thanks for everything you do Foxpro. You have the best calling company out there. You have held my attention for many years. Keep it up and keep puttin em' yotes and reds down
+Braden Bell I'm looking to get into coyote hunting here in Utah and would love to learn any tips and tricks. I too live in northern Utah. Any advice you can give? I am willing to learn and hope to get serious into coyote hunting and maybe even make some hunting buddies.
I'm still a beginner. I am still young. I am about to go on a trip for the next 2 years. I would recommend though is not call frequently and let them come to you.
Braden Bell Hey Branden, im looking into learning more about coyote hunting and coyote spots here in Utah! I was wondering if you could share some of the knowledge with me. I'd also be willing to go out with you. Let me know 801-473-7681
@@fannytatt1726 I know this is a couple years old, but for those who are wondering the same thing my best advice is learn how to call properly before you even go out and shoot the hell out of your gun and know where it hits at any yardage. Too many people are going out and making a mess of things by teaching these dogs what's up and making them wise.
@@TheHyde8875 I'll put the work in before I go for sure. I live in northern utah and I need to find some info on where the best places are to hunt, north of SLC
what do you do with coyote after the kill if you don't sell it or take its pelt?
+Michael Cacatian
eat it
how to you train the dogs to work like that?
Too mainstream for me. A little more Les Johnsons would be nice
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