Coyote Calling Sequence: Using Vocals

[@tonygelotti2355]

Good excellent video’s would like to see ya do more coyote hunting videos

[@philipmastroeni6789]

I'm a beginner so I really appreciate you taking the time to teach me and I'm always willing to learn. Thank You

[@CYOTsNiper]

Thank You so much for going over in detail your calling strategies, I’ve really been frustrated from a huge slump I’m in! I’m going to use your ideas to revamp my strategies when I go back out again!

[@gordboyko769]

Good tips . I always start a coyote howl of some sort . Starting with a quiet distress instead makes a lot of sense .

[@ravenhawk29]

Definitely going to change a few things up , been making mistakes and not knowing it .. awsome tips 👍

[@TheRealCheckmate]

What brand of caller do you recommend? I've heard Foxpro is pretty good, but they sure ain't cheap! How many different sounds should a good caller have programmed into it?

[@RawDawgKilla]

My brother.. I wish everyone who was successful would educate hunters the way you do. I look forward to learning more from you and passing on the knowledge. Thank you brother I appreciate it!

[@jacobporter3350]

Thanks man for your videos. Thanks for just putting it out there and being honest, I'm just getting into calling and I appreciate the way you tell it how it is or may not be. Good luck to you! Keep slayin em! - JP, SW Kansas

[@jeremypresgrave1488]

Hey man love the vids. Wondering if I can get a sequence you would do for this time of yr. I will start coyote hunting December 1. I am right up the street from you, I'm in VA. I just want to know what kind of sequence you would do for this time of yr on your first few sits of the yr. FYI I'm running a foxpro x24 and I have mfk sounds and tony tibbe sounds loaded on my caller if you happen to use any of those sounds

[@coyotewannabehunter1822]

how far apart are your stands? have a couple spots that are within a mile or two of each other. If I don't see or hear anything do you recommend hitting the other close stands or more farther away. spots are broken up by roads and even lakes sometime.

[@gibsonrocks212]

I’m going to keep your howling and distress sequences in mind. In the fall I use strictly distress sounds, during breeding season 95% of the time I use female howls. I was told to only pause for about 2-3 mins but I think it’s bullshit. I will keep your pauses in mind also to make them more curious and get a shot! I’m running a Foxpro Fusion with a Mojo Critter.

[@IU_RK84]

Do you call more in the morning, evening, night?

[@dylancrow9786]

Definitely going to give it a shot! Calling a tournament tomorrow and the dogs are really starting to get busy in my neck of the woods!

[@Bob-vu4df]

Are you using coyote vocals year round? Thanks for the info in the video!

[@michaelatkinson3033]

I’m curious about the chair you show in the beginning of the video, do you use it on stand? What brand is it?

[@CYOTsNiper]

I wear a hearing aid in one of my ears and wondering if I should take it out while hunting because it randomly chirps in my ear like they all do, wonder if they hear that high pitch sound?!

[@brennenzitzow1571]

I did everything you said not to do. Thanks for the tips and I'll give them a shot

[@lorent4998]

At night if I get a bark challenge from a coyote. I will instantly bark challenge back. had pretty good luck with this at night, not so much during the day!

[@Doc_holliday1881]

Think you’ll start videoing any of your sets? Would be cool to see and might help more visual learners.

[@StayViolent]

I plan on it here soon, it’s hard to carry a lot of gear and self film as well

[@jamesprewitt1325]

Keep the videos rollin.

[@shawnborba8397]

When you talk volume on the LuckyDuck there are 4 gain settings...What gain/level do you always use 1,2,3,or 4?

[@StayViolent]

3 always

[@stevefairweather159]

Is there a “Scent Killer “ that actually works ? Wind is always a factor here in west Texas

[@fparker9949]

no

[@StayViolent]

You can wash and store your clothes in the best of stuff, it won’t matter if the wind isn’t in your favor, always hunt the wind

[@stubbysoutdoors4984]

Great info thanks

[@dakotastallworthoutdoors8093]

I’m here first because I’m the best!!!

[@donkeyballs7860]

Your mom's the best bro!

[@WestTNPredatorHunting]

I use to start soft on my prey distress. Rarely do anymore. Most times coyotes hear distress or howls they are loud. I'm not saying it is a bad thing. I'm just saying I'm skipping this step. I also don't pause that much anymore. Again not saying it doesn't help. I'm just saying I go from sound to sound and I have success. During tournament I'm 12 minutes. On a normal non contest stand I'm there 28 max. Good info though.

[@WestTNPredatorHunting]

@TylOOOr D during tournament time which is the next few weeks its all distress then pup .

[@margaritaweeber9234]

Way cool, gracias!

[@Chalky47FE]

Do you locate the night prior or just call an area that you think holds coyotes? Thanks for the tips and enjoy the videos.

[@StayViolent]

They move so much, I locate them when I hunt that stand

[@beavisroadhog9629]

Breeding season for female coyotes? Hopefully it's the same for males.

[@joelmcclard2826]

Anytime you want to come Kentucky to hunt coyotes let me know I really like to see how you do because I need to learn more how to be more successful

[@taylor2629]

Good video yesterday I killed a big Tom cat here in middle Tn I had called with ree ree rabbit for bout 6min then went to howling after two min and while I was howling the cat pooped out of edge of thicket killer video

[@ridgerunnersdieselperforma7326]

What female invitational howl do you use on the roughneck and if your in Tennessee come on up to va and we can go kill some coyotes one weekend and from your other videos of how you say to work the calls etc I’ve had more success than ever thanks again

[@StayViolent]

I typically use the Syco invitation, gets away from a typical long howl everyone uses

[@ridgerunnersdieselperforma7326]

@@StayViolent thanks man I appreciate it!