Calling Big Wide Open Country!

[@dougnoe7094]

Hey les, your show and tips are really helpful , I appreciate your advice it helped me bag 2 yotes this morning !! I have the same TC 22-250 that I think I have seen you with on some of your shows and wad wondering what type of bi-pod works good on that rifle. Thanks Doug Ps if your ever out eastern oregon way give me a shout , I would love to learn from you and have permission to hunt some wide open spaces !!

[@LifeLessOrdinary]

Hey Les big fan of your videos, I have a huge coyote bobcat tournament coming up this Saturday in West Texas. Temp will be around 70 with a Southwest wind of 14 miles per hour. Would you start with some Howell's first or go to a cottontail in distress at that time of day? Thank you for your time sir and best of luck with your future videos.

[@IowaCoyotes]

so glad i found this guy videos! man do i get excited just from watching your videos! its simple, not all this fancy 600$ caller.

[@robbieandbeckie]

Les, are you going to be at the Wannamacher show in Tulsa next weekend? Hope you are there with gear for sale.

[@1321jpcjpc]

Hey Les, how often can you call and hunt a new unhunted property without going overboard and screwing it up?

[@calvinhofer7572]

Nice job Les what kind of ammo r u using right now love ur videos and keep em comin ur doing all the ranchers and deer population a huge favor that not everyone realizes great job bud

[@kevinmartin2096]

Look like western SD

[@adamrae9066]

Love your vids they have helped me soooooo much

[@wilmerpruitt6324]

Look at that, mouthcalls still work LOL

[@tknoerle1451]

I do wish I could hunt with you, Les. Your video always make me wanna "git to calling" with ya! My prayers are with you, too. Call me anytime.. you know I'll be glad to take your call.

[@timkerbs586]

Love the binos les a must have. My binos helped me kill several coyotes this year that I'd never had known we're there.

[@HunterDan001]

Always informative, thanks

[@davidwilson8800]

Cool thanks for teaching me something iFish and would love to hunt but after 18 months in Iraq it's hard for me to kill anything

[@mikelbhardin7202]

Hey man I am just getting into coyote hunting and love in East Tennessee was wanting to go to Texas this coming February and was wanting to know the best way to find public ground to hunt

[@MrTNBassmaster]

What bullet would you recommend for the 223 im running the new ruger American ranch. I reload too but new to coyote hunting. Thanks

[@jamesackermann550]

was wondering know I know why I haven't seen you on u tube or any other out let lately. Would love to have the privilege of hunting with you sometime day. keep doing what makes the world go round for you, God Bless an have a great day

[@ebejeff]

I'm part of a group of guys that hunt .. We are up to 91 coyotes this winter

[@maxwellmiller977]

Nice shot Les. I envy the amount of time you get to hunt.

[@cooperdorsch6867]

What a shot nice harvest les

[@elmerfudd4837]

What caller is that?

[@charlesharris283]

great shot LES !!!!!!!

[@DetourswithFrank]

Great shot Les. How do I get a coffee cup? Does anyone else want one of his coffee cups?

[@chrishammond3747]

yea ill take one too!!

[@cooperdorsch6867]

Detours with Frank I do

[@williecosgrove]

At 0.39 who is on fire on the horizion

[@davidwilson8800]

What is the point of shooting coyotes please clue me

[@maxwellmiller977]

David Wilson preditor control is necessary. If people like Les didn't hunt coyote, we would be over populated. Cows, chickens, even pets would become food for coyotes.

[@DetourswithFrank]

David Wilson also the pelts can be used for many things and the meat is edible

[@rkba4923]

@ Detours with Frank Skunk meat is edible too. But you're welcome to my share of all skunk and coyote meat, etc. lol

[@rkba4923]

@ David Wilson It's a major challenge and it's sooo much fun. Plus it saves innumerable calves, lambs, fawns and pets. In some parts of the country you can even make a little on the pelts but not where I live so we just leave'em lay.

[@douglawyer51]

I shot my first coyote right after I got my drivers license at 16. 40 years later and I still get the adrenaline rush I did then. Each hunt is different and exciting. Coyotes are hard on deer and turkeys in my area so I'm helping to improve that situation. Also I like the challenge, they are very smart and have excellent vision and survival instincts. Their sense of smell is great so if you can call them into shotgun range it is a sense of accomplishment. It's hard work and success rates aren't as easy as the videos make it look. Go call in a fox, bobcat or coyote and I think you will be surprised how much fun you have. I call several a season that I don't even get shots at, still enjoy the heck out of it. Be safe and good luck.

[@madjack821]

What’s the purpose of coyote hunting? Are you getting paid to kill them? Are they personally affecting your herds? Personally I think it’s a waste of time; no, I’m not a PETA snowflake 🤣 I just don’t get why you’d hunt coyotes.