Call More Coyotes Quicker! Sound Sequence Tips That Work! All About Coyotes and Coyote Hunting!

[@vikesboy00]

I recently downloaded my very first few mfk calls. For the first time ever I called coyotes on consecutive stands and have shot coyotes on 3 of my last 4 stands! Pound town has brought coyotes in every single time!!! I had a stand 2 weeks ago where I called 6 coyotes out of a pine Grove. Shot 2, missed 1, and didn't get shots on a couple others. THEN played pound town and had 4 more coyotes come BACK after all of that shooting. It's incredible! Thank you so much. That sound alone is just CRAZY!

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s what I love to hear. Glad the sounds are working & you’re having success! Thanks for letting me know. Keep piling them up!

[@usernamehere6061]

Your videos like this help my confidence a lot on knowing what to play. I love your products and whoever does the selling and shipping is amazing as well. I would enjoy seeing some raw videos of you going out locating coyotes and what to do if they're not talking. Appreciate it Torry!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! I really appreciate it. My wife does all the packages & shipping. She’ll appreciate your kind words as well. Thanks for the feedback also, I’ve been meaning to do a locating video for awhile so I’ll try to get that put together soon. Thanks again!

[@rickannriccioni4334]

Thanks, it seems like alot of guys want to keep their sequencees a secret but you guys once again impress the hell out of me with the willingness to tell what you are doing and WHY you are doing it. Watching you guys calling and killing coyotes is AWESOME but this kind of video is just as awesome. Thanks for the info, appreciate ya!!!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for the feedback. It’s much appreciated. I wouldn’t feel right about selling people anything without showing how to use them and also proving they work. There’s also no better feeling than seeing people use MFK products & videos to up their success. Thanks again. We appreciate you!

[@edmanhicks3940]

The time and effort that you put into your sounds, has proved its self time and time again!! Thanks for putting out the best sounds in the predator hunting world!!! 🐺⬇️

[@tccustomcalls]

Hard to beat that! Thanks Killer! We appreciate you & are proud you use MFK.

[@lillen6778]

I love coyotes. And these videos in this playlist are the best educational videos I've found.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching.

[@dustinbarnes5761]

Man it is nice to finally see someone hunting in country like we have in south mississippi. Not 500 yards out

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for watching.

[@jamesmoore5641]

I learn more about calling sequences watching MFK than I have watching all other channels combined.

[@tccustomcalls]

Can’t beat that for feedback! Thanks man. Appreciate you!

[@joelmcmahan7386]

If there is anything I’ve learned since finding this channel. Torry knows coyotes and calling sounds that he gives out great information and explains how and why he used the sounds he does on each hunt. I’d recommend the MFK channel to anyone wanting to hunt predators. Thanks again Sir good shooting and gods speed to you and yours. 🐺🎥💯👍💪🏽🙏🏻

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always! Your feedback is much appreciated. Thanks again & God Bless.

[@TrevorPottelberg]

As a wildlife photographer and lover of coyotes, your videos are super informative. It’s hard for me as a guy who put down the gun and picked up a camera though to see the scenes where they are killed. My question to you as a hunter / outdoorsman is what do you do with the coyotes you shoot? In my area, they are hated and shot for no other reason than that. The other thing I wondered is with regards to there being no season on them. When you shoot and kill a female coyote during pup rearing season (when they are still on her milk), don’t they all die in the den? I know by asking questions here, I’ll get a ton of flak but you seem to be very level headed and super knowledgeable when it comes to everything coyote. Cheers!

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

When I used to hunt coyotes seriously using Crittr' calls.. I always had good luck with pup sounds.. Always.. I also used to have a cassette player back in the day with a line out speaker I would use and I used pup sounds in it and always again had good luck.. I even remember laughing about a tape that had chickens under attack sounds.. Howls and pup sounds were always good for me.. Great video's sir and thanks again! Tim

[@tccustomcalls]

Yessir, pup sounds & coyote vocals are hard to beat.

[@dsmith7722]

I just downloaded three of your calls yesterday. I'm new to coyote hunting, so your videos are very helpful. I went out on my first hunt a few days ago, had no clue what I was doing, so, watching more videos and putting together my first FOXCAST sequences. Interested obviously in the sequences for February and March here in Texas.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man. Glad the videos are helping out. Appreciate you watching & good luck on your hunts.

[@dependsonwhoyouask9574]

Your videos are great, the pup distress brings them in like a magnet!🙏🏻

[@victorroman7545]

Great video. You and Randy Andersen have taught me almost everything I know about calling coyotes.

[@wkau36]

That’s cool as heck to be able to get close to coyote pups like that! Would be a lot of fun and very entertaining to watch those lil critters as they grow. That’s not something many people get to do! Great video! As always very informative!

[@tccustomcalls]

Yessir, it’s been fascinating to watch and learn from them. I enjoy passing it along to y’all. As always, thanks for watching.

[@smokedcoyote8521]

Thanks to you Torry, not only have I sharpened my hunting skills, but my knowledge of these animals has broadened a lot. I go back a lot and watch a lot of the older episodes. This helps, because you or the one of the mfk crew will explain the approach or exactly what you guys did on that hunt. You have taken it above and beyond just hunting coyotes. Hats off to you sir, thank you for continuously educating us about this passion that we all dearly love and enjoy. Any chance you could do a future episode on approaches to stands and how to pick the best stand?

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks so much! Feedback like yours keeps me motivated to continue documenting the live coyote & hunt videos. Appreciate you taking the time to let me know. Thanks for the ideas on future videos as well. I’ll try to add that to an upcoming episode.

[@bobcat1960]

I don’t even words…. Absolutely amazing how much Terry knows about coyotes. I think it’s even more amazing considering he lives in Arkansas. I live in Arkansas, and this state isn’t exactly a hot bed for coyotes like Texas and other states. Just amazing. How in the world do you get the footages of these baby coyotes? Are these pets? Incredible.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Appreciate everything you said. I hand raised the coyotes in the wild.

[@jonwilson7960]

All your videos are informative, but these where you talk about timing and call selection are excellent. Thanks for the course in coyote killing.

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate that. As always thanks for the feedback & for watching. I’ll try to do more videos like this in the future.

[@Tobinc89]

Your channel has helped me out immensely over the past year or so i've been following, I hunt in southern ontario and sneaking into the thickets with shotgun where i've heard them howling the night before, one or two lone howls followed by a greeting howl almost always seems to trigger a vocal response and they come in quick. Thanks for sharing

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s the kind of feedback I love to hear. Glad the channel is helpful & we appreciate you watching. Keep piling them up!

[@erichenry5854]

You're exactly right on switching sounds as you go with they're age class.I've been doing that and it definitely works.Thanks again Torry Cook.

[@tccustomcalls]

It’s killer! Keep piling them up. Thanks man!

[@erichibbs5137]

As always, GREAT instruction. I've increased my odds over the last few years by using a lot of your techniques and diaphragms, even on the wide-open west coast!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! That’s the stuff I love to hear. Glad they’re working for you! Keep stacking!

[@ngaoutdoors4157]

Mfk calls on my x24 has been game changer thanks! 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s what I like to hear! Kill em all! Thanks!

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

Those pups are adorable

[@Mailman29680]

Priceless info from the best at showing it rather than saying it.

[@johnwalker9956]

Great information! Thank you for sharing! Always a pleasure hearing you talk about coyotes! The coyote whisper! #MFK

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always! Appreciate it!

[@idrive308]

What a wealth of knowledge!! To get an inside look into the day to day life of the coyo is amazing! Thanks for your work!! These videos and your talks on foxpro podcast are stellar! Looks like ya got the weight training figured out to,lol. Need to do some tips on that as well!

[@tccustomcalls]

We appreciate the kind words!

[@jeffburke463]

Priceless info ya'll! Wow, thank you guys n gals at @MFK for the education. Truly mean that.

[@tccustomcalls]

Our pleasure!

[@aaronshumate9381]

As someone who is new to calling coyotes, I have found your videos more educational than any other. This may be a basic concept to some but I’d love to see a video on your techniques of scouting and finding dens/areas to hunt this time of year since it is more likely to call them close.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Glad the channel is helpful to you & I sure appreciate the feedback. Locating with howls to find coyotes & their denning areas is how I go about scouting. I’ll be doing an in depth locating video in the next few weeks. Thanks for watching!

[@butterfieldentertainment5197]

Howdy! I belong to a future production group! We are working on an animated feature involving a hunter and coyotes and would like for an interview asap to gain perspective concerning your field of work (most likely during the weekdays) We want to discontinue the age old perspective that hunters are just merciless, animal-hating people, and would like to give them proper representation! Please respond whenever you can!

[@cw2gsp]

Top notch! Yes please on the howling video and still waiting patiently on the locating one. 😁

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always! I’ll get those episodes up soon. I’ve got most of the locating content already put together. Sorry, I didn’t put it up sooner. I just didn’t get it ready when it would be most useful but it’ll be perfect for the upcoming months. Thanks again!

[@rnhrtmn]

You guys make incredible calls and your videos are top notch!

[@omarmelhem2351]

It makes no sense that you only have 41k subscribers. You deserve more then a million !!!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! I appreciate you.

[@austinwhite969]

Heading out for my first coyote hunt in the morning. Been binge watching all your videos the last few days. Sure hoping it pays off. Mostly worried about picking a spot I want get busted. Much appreciate all you’ve done!

[@tccustomcalls]

Good luck! Hope you pile some up. Let us know how it goes.

[@gamedinnah]

How’d it go!!?? Hope you had some luck. I’m betting you learned something anyway.

[@lanceberwald9217]

Always happy to see a new mfk video notification. Thanks for the tips Torry. Your products and knowledge have really improved my predator hunting success.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! That means a lot! Appreciate everything & thanks for letting me know.

[@gregweever5895]

He does an awesome job explaining

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Appreciate you watching.

[@LightsOutAdventures]

Always some great information! MFK sounds are gold. And Torry's advice is golden!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks Killer! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@buckhunter4913]

Glad I watched this video. I have been using these kind of sounds and wondering if I’m doing right. Thanks. I don’t use fox pro so can’t use your sounds but do use similar ones. Appreciate the help.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Glad you found it useful & appreciate you checking it out. Good luck on your future hunts.

[@teamzombieOutdoors]

Great video and a lot of valuable information .

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks!

[@garya9875]

Your videos and content are so educational thank you for sharing all your knowledge. I always look forward to watching your videos thanks again.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thank you! I appreciate you watching & giving feedback. That camera gets old at times but comments like yours keep me dragging it along. Thanks again!

[@andrewduis1881]

What do u use in your shotgun for coyote hunting as far as choke and shot SIZE.... What combo has given your best results...??? What range will you not shoot past and with your Load of Choice ?? Thank you for your video.

[@fparker9949]

what does Mom and Dad coyote think about your interaction with the pups? What APEX shell length and shot size do you typically use? I really really appreciate your sharing!

[@tccustomcalls]

In this case the parents are dead & I’m hand raising the pups in the wild. I’m running Apex 3” #2’s & 2x4 blends through a .680 Indian Creek choke. Thanks! Appreciate you watching.

[@kevinwilkey4687]

Enjoy your information. Looking forward to using your products. I don't hunt them but i do trap a pile of them for live market in Georgia. Thank you.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. I appreciate it. I love trapping also. Grew up running a trap line before school. It’s how I earned my first money.

[@farleyskennelsandoutdoors6499]

Thank you for this video going to work on adding some sounds to my new call!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for watching! Pile em up!!

[@mdy3536]

Thanks for the great info. Any idea when the new site with new sounds might be available?

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! The website is taking longer than anticipated but we hope to have it up by the end of summer. Once it’s up will start dropping a lot of new sounds.

[@frankfahnestock8400]

Thank u for everything you do. It helped me out so

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad to hear it. Thanks

[@robertskowronski2923]

Holy cow, you are getting bigger all the time! Great video. Thank you.

[@tccustomcalls]

Haha!! She feeds me good! Thanks as always.

[@runninandgunninwithrich877]

Awesome video. Love the sequence explanation. Rich G.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks Killer! Appreciate you!

[@danielback3236]

Great info!!! Gonna out this to use this weekend. Thanks!!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Kill em all!

[@g.grizz9127]

You're very professional & good sportsman 👍

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching.

[@connellfarm315]

Man you guys are awesome. I only use your products and recommend your products to friends because of videos like these. You show and prove how your calls work. Best in the business, even better then national geographic. Thank you for the hard work.. I have a question, I may have missed it in the video, but I wondered since its pup distress do the coyotes usually come in down wind of the call, or do they throw caution in the wind and come straight in?

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Can’t beat feedback like that. We appreciate it. Coyotes always have a tendency to circle downwind of it’s easy for them to do but when you setup close to them with the setup in your favor in relation to where you expect them to be they will often come straight to the call. Thanks again!

[@dustinparker5123]

Absolutely awesome information once again, Torry. Definitely going to help me out this summer. Never done any summer calling before but with the new X24 I just got, it's going to happen! And soon!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man! That X24 is a killer! Pile em up! Appreciate ya.

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

What a GREAT information filled video... this is the best one I've seen yet... and the pirouette with the 2nd headshot on that lead coyote was prime time freakin' awesome. I must've rewound the video 6 times to watch and listen to it over and over again... Rub the pups noses together a little bit... I am curious to see how aggressive they are and see what it takes and especially how long doing that nosing them together thing it takes to get them agitated enough to get them riled up enough to fight each other and then record them fighting... is it gonna be on like Donkey Kong in literally only like 1 second after nosing them together??? Or will it take 5 or 10 seconds after you start facing them off??? I want to see & hear the pups fighting each other more... that's awesome and when the loser really starts yelling out in pain, and just keeps on and DOESN'T stop hollering... like if the winner just keeps on maiming it and won't quit attacking the loser, that's ğýýREALLY when I have the adults coming in fast to make sure the one that's dominant doesn't kill or seriously injured the little runty pups... they come running sure enough... Thank you sir. Now off to the MFK website to buy some stuff... it's my pleasure to help you pay for your misc. living expenses. I have decimated the coyotes around here and that's a GREAT thing to have a problem with... all the thanks go to MFK... Pre She Ate Cha !!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! As always we appreciate you watching & the feedback. That spinner was awesome! As for the pups they fight often. No need to rub noses or square them off. Just watch them for a few mins & a fight will break out. The fights are vicious & aggressive but usually short. As soon as one submits & quits the other will usually just pin it down & stand over it. I already have several fights uploaded. You can see them throughout the All About Coyotes series episodes. It’s rare for serious injuries to occur during the fights but I have witnessed a couple. Thanks again, I have no doubt you’ll put those new sounds to work making piles! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

@@tccustomcalls killed 2 tonight after they attacked a goat about 37 miles south of me and they called me and asked if I could come down and "handle" the coyotes around dark when they might show themselves. Called them with pup sounds upon arrival and took one with thermal scoped 6.5 Grendel @ 130 yards quartering away at a trot and the other at 274 yards quartering away at a lope. I measured them with the gps on my Huntstand app. Took a picture to send in to GON Magazine for my May entry into their 9th annual coyote cull contest and going to bed... Mission accomplished... goat cheese is now still safe. Thanks for your in-depth help once again... It's REALLY effective... just ask those 2 coyotes from tonight!!! Oh, nevermind they are dead....lololol

[@tccustomcalls]

@@zekethefishgeek8690 awe yeah! I love hearing the stories of death. Congrats man! Keep smashing them!

[@nathonquinton9397]

i really like these videos that are informative and also make a lot of sense

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Glad you like them & appreciate you checking them out!

[@wadewalker8631]

This was a great learning video for me thanks

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@OnStandVideos]

Learning from a master! Awesome stuff!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks Killer!

[@FOXPROINC]

Some great info right there!

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate it! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@bigdee1611]

Love all ur content especially videos like this one where you give great advice. The only thing I hate on my part is I hunt with Lucky Duck(bought it before I found you on utube) and I can't add ur calls to it. And atm I can't afford a decent foxpro ecaller

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Glad you like our channel & appreciate you watching. Sorry, the sounds aren’t available for call brands other than Foxpro but I definitely appreciate your interest in using them. Thanks again.

[@CoalCountryKillers]

This is the only page you can come to and learn how to consistently kill coyotes just by watching these videos, there is no doubt this one will bring a WHOLE lot of carnage!! 👊 💪

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks Killer! Much appreciated! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@rudygeorgiamulesandcountry1594]

These guys never cease to amaze me ... !

[@larryrobinson9477]

Good video. Lots of knowledge shared. Thank yo

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching.

[@g.v.9791]

Very educational. I would like to know where to place the call and how far from where you're sitting in the woods.

[@markchicketano6289]

Torry, I have a very old FoxPro Call from 10+ years ago that I think needs to be replaced for one with better tonal quality and options. What would you recommend? What type of call and remote model are you using? Many thanks in advance....

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for watching. I’d recommend the Foxpro MFK edition X24 with TX1000 remote. It’s my personal favorite & the best call on the market in my opinion.

[@markchicketano6289]

@@tccustomcalls Thank you Torry for your help. Appreciate the advice...

[@davidlukeman1546]

Fantastic advice as always! Thank you sir 💪🏼

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man! Appreciate you!

[@charlesdrake9210]

Do you have any videos using fox pro Xwave and sujested what to play. I'm looking to get a Ecalll from you and I'm new to cyote hunting. And Do you offer any Discounts for military veterans?

[@AppalachianPredatorControl]

Awesome insight! The boys said I know him lol.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks Killer! Tell the boys I said hello.

[@keithconder4357]

Excellent video as always!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you!

[@hunt4fish]

Cool vid Torry......lots of great info as usual.....you know a bit about the buggers eh....take care

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always. Appreciate you!

[@jerryshowens3049]

Thanks for some awesome information.

[@tccustomcalls]

Yessir! Appreciate you watching.

[@reconplanb]

Question, where you shot the video are you on a game rescue farm where you have the coyot pups and the baby deer? I'm just wondering

[@tccustomcalls]

No, they are free range.

[@gregcarden9025]

The den sites that you film at are they close to your house, and how many generations have you interacted with from the dens? Keep it up always enjoy watching!!

[@tccustomcalls]

I’ve filmed den sites near & far but to the best of my knowledge have only filmed one set of pups that were second generation. Thanks for watching. We appreciate it.

[@mitch5418]

Do rendezvous areas or den sites smell like piss and death? Reason I ask is because I called in 2 pups and killed 1. I judged them to be 8-9 weeks old. They were on a creek bank by a big tree at the edge of the creek bank and upon further inspection I could see where they have wore the bank slick walking it and around the base of the tree they were no leaves and it was worn slick. I could see where they have been going under the creek bank back into the trees roots. Also about 75 yards up the hill I saw a leg of a dead fawn and a jaw bone, they were also a small dirt mound beside the fawn and it looked like the coyotes were rubbing on that mound of dirt, maybe an old fire ant hill because it was worn slick. They were also a old plastic 1 liter bottle the were chewing on. I thought all of that was pretty cool to see. Now I’ve covered a lot of ground locating the past few weeks and these are the first vocal pups I’ve heard all year. Seems like the majority of the coyotes in my area aren’t too talkative right now other than this group. P.S I did kill the adult female out of this group over a week ago, I could tell she still had milk in her.

[@tccustomcalls]

Yes, it can stink around den sites but once they move to rendezvous areas they’re usually spread out enough you wouldn’t notice it. What you describe sounds like a den site with pups that were active in a small area outside the den and hadn’t moved to a rearing area yet. What you describe vocally is also common right now with only the earliest born pups & family groups being vocal. Over the next few weeks the vocals will gradually pick up & then peek July-August. Congrats on the kills! Keep hurting em & thanks for watching.

[@mitch5418]

@@tccustomcalls Thanks

[@jameshershman2112]

Did I hear you say, that other adult coyotes will kill and eat coyote pumps that are not theirs? Love my fox pro with your entire sound library!! If I was to upgrade to x24 will I be able to use the sounds I have already purchased? Thanks Jim

[@tccustomcalls]

Yessir. Adult coyotes will kill & eat the pups of others. That said, & although it’s rare they’ve also been known to take over dens that already have pups & raise both litters. I know of 2 documented cases from radio collared coyotes. Thanks, glad you like it & appreciate you using MFK. Yes, if you upgrade to an X24 you’ll be able to transfer all the sounds you already have. Thanks again.

[@jameshershman2112]

Great information. Love all your videos. Blackout howler is awesome.

[@tccustomcalls]

@@jameshershman2112 appreciate you!

[@theadventurehunter7911]

I’ve been wondering for awhile do you guys still get an adrenaline rush when you hear a coyote calling back or running in I’ve been watching for awhile and you guys seem very calm.

[@tccustomcalls]

It’s always exciting! That feeling never gets old but I learned at an early age how to keep the nerves in check & stay focused on making the shot. Thanks for watching!

[@coletucker6228]

Man I love them mfk sounds y’all do a great job man we been doing a lot of killing down south with them… I’m still gone get you down here big Torry to hunt some these ole ghost coyotes one day 👊🏼

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man! Y’all keep smashing em! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@nowherespecial6780]

What is a good volume in the thick stuff I'm running a Fox pro Patriot It's not a big machine it has done some good though I'm better with my diaphragms from you guys But would really love to use them in conjunction properly

[@tccustomcalls]

Howls at full volume. Other sounds I’d start about mid volume & go up from there.

[@nathanmacias4995]

How is the hunting as it gets hotter, July August,and what sounds work best during that time, thanks

[@tccustomcalls]

Those are the most vocal months & my favorite time to hunt. Coyote howls, pup sounds, & fights.

[@danielfife2162]

Can you play the pup distress sounds in October and after?

[@justinsidervag8008]

Do you find the adults to be less vocal this time of year ? Or , Would they be more likely to answer guarding their den areas ?

[@tccustomcalls]

Yes, typically vocals take a lull while the pups are in the ground or really small. Once they get a little bigger & are spending more time away from the adults howling will pick up & usually peak during July & August. Thanks for watching.

[@Coyotes254]

Good stuff as always. Well done.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always.

[@ss0073]

Should have got a sound recording of the one dancing around after being peppered. That’ll make a good hurt dog sound 🤣🤣

[@edshank3897]

Sir, just curious. How can you get that close to coyote pups without the adults coming to protect them?

[@tccustomcalls]

The adults are dead. These are orphans my wife & I raised.

[@edshank3897]

Thanks for the information! I saw two coyotes in our neighborhood this past week I assume they are males?

[@davidfleer5307]

Good information you bring. Now that the fawn’s are dropping mix those sounds up and we’ll be getting some coyotes and the does will be stomping my ass that will be fun because one farm we hunt has to many of both. Now how do you keep your pups from being killed by the older coyotes that’s intruding?

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! You’re right those does can get rough. Can’t guarantee the pups won’t be killed by strange coyotes or other predators. Appreciate you watching.

[@Sammynba-ez6wz]

Sir, would you consider selling 1 of the baby coyotes? I know you use them for sounds, learning and observing them but I am interested in obtaining 1 for breeding purposes.

[@tccustomcalls]

Sorry, we don’t get rid of any of them.

[@davenoble6730]

Excellent info

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Appreciate you watching.

[@dalenewby6257]

Awesome. Your videos are great

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always!

[@AmericanTrapper311]

Awesome video great info,

[@sicsempertyrannis3251]

I see a lot of coyote hunters start with interrogation howl. What is your thoughts on it?

[@gibsonrocks212]

How long do you pause after howling? I usually give about 10-12 mins of silence after howling for about 30 - 60 seconds.

[@tccustomcalls]

Typically 2-5 mins. Thanks for watching.

[@wadeh.7861]

I use and swear by mfk calls. I've been on the bus for about 3 or 4 years now. I love the respect you have for the wildlife until it's time for killin.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man! Appreciate you letting me know!

[@wadeh.7861]

@@tccustomcalls I'm from Michigan. Love yall.

[@tccustomcalls]

@@wadeh.7861 we appreciate you!

[@Ericg3654]

About how long do you wait before calling again?

[@brettpage5597]

Awesome info man!

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate it!

[@ronfultz2084]

How long do you usually sit on a stand?

[@tccustomcalls]

It varies. When making blind stands usually around 15 mins. When hunting vocal coyotes I may have stands that last an hour or longer. That said most stands produce in 10 mins or less. Thanks for watching.

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

At 4:19, heck of a nice shot sir...

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate it!

[@jaymeyers950]

If start with sounds from 1week old to adult coyote about how many sounds are you talking about ?

[@BLUEGRASSTRAPPER]

That all makes a lot of sense. Man would I love to have one of those Coyote pups, and train it as my trapping companion. That would help me a ton finding sign scent post and such. Thanks for sharing

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks, appreciate you watching!

[@mikewhitman745]

My dog shows me scent posts and trails all the time. No training required, just paying attention to him. He is especially fond of finding beaver trails and bank dens.

[@justinhensley2278]

I need all the information I can get I been hunting the same packs going on two years and only got lucky twice

[@tccustomcalls]

Hope our videos help you out & thanks for watching.

[@hooksfur7305]

Good tips!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks!

[@billhardy873]

Great content and advice👍🏻

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching.

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[@kevinwilkey4687]

Qustion for you. Im on your web site. Trying to decide on which products to choose. Looking for a call to locate coyotes from a distance to scout n set traps on large properties. I believe this will help eliminate dead areas. Time is money. Thank you.

[@tccustomcalls]

I trapped for years & you’re exactly right. Not only will it help eliminate dead areas, howling at night near your sets will trigger coyotes to come investigate & get your sets action quicker. Any of the howling diaphragms will do what you want to do with the Howling Mofo, Smooth Talker, & Competition Howler being our most popular. Thanks & good luck!

[@kevinwilkey4687]

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[@g.grizz9127]

My question sir , when coyotes are hunting , can they make sounds to lure a dog closer to them , and then ambush the dog ?

[@tccustomcalls]

That is a myth I’ve heard but not something coyotes do. Thanks for watching.

[@justinhensley2278]

I need calling tip the most

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks we try to add tips that will help you on every video we do. Appreciate you watching.

[@km6731]

i always said if i only could pick one sound year around it would be coyote distress.