How To Call Coyotes and Bobcats - Predator Hunting

[@adamking4184]

I love the primos calls i only use the hot dog mouth piece but mainly the lil dog

[@cgmeals]

Adam King ive called in a ton of predators with these calls! Easy to use, realistic sound, and gets the job done!

[@adamking4184]

@@cgmeals I agree me and my buddy started hunting coyotes last year and we used every call offered by primos and we also used the Alpha dog we called one up our first time out and have never looked back

[@mikalray6210]

Thanks Cory! First time on your channel today, I've watched a rather big amount of how-to videos, and i gotta say, i like your style lol seriously though. you should consider doing a follow up to this one, with the when to use what call or maybe speak a little more on the wind and the sneaking into the setup. video was very informative and i feel i leanred from it. so thats worth its weight in gold right there. thanks again man, look forwared to your future vids man. be safe out there. Aim true.

[@jaywinters2483]

Were not watching muic videos. Exitin gout.

[@tylerrobertst-rob1731]

The hot dog does alot more tho too it can do rabbit calls or pretty much anything you want it to do

[@indigentes23]

Cory Thank you for your excellent work, a hug from Mexico, your work has really impressed me, I see many videos of work like yours and I feel very informed, you transmit your ideas very well. The thing is where can I get all the objects to imitate the sounds of coyotes I see that you have many hanging around your neck, where can I buy them? and that you have a lot of health and I wish you a good future and health.

[@cgmeals]

You can get these calls on almost any sporting goods store website. Google primos coyote calls

[@ItsYourFellaJustin]

So today I bought a primos coyote bear and buster call with no mouth peace will it still work good and is it good

[@cgmeals]

I have never used it, but I’ve had good experience with all primos calls. The thing to keep in mind is to be where the coyotes are (scout for them and listen for them howling) and try to hunt areas that don’t have a ton of pressure. Let me know how it works for you.

[@jaredwhite489]

I’ve never see a coyote take a cow or horse lol

[@cgmeals]

Usually you don’t see it, you find the carcass after they’ve killed a young or old one, one that was sick, etc…

[@nichalustittle167]

I am a kid and me and my dad needs help with the call

[@3o7killer7]

😆 your a rookie. Lol

[@cgmeals]

By no means am i a pro, but I’ve put plenty of dogs down.

[@waywardmuse]

Better solution: Maremma, Great Pyrenese or Anatolia Shepherds. Or better yet - hire a cowboy! Create a job and save a life!

[@randeezy3914]

I agree. I feel that if you have the privilege to raise livestock, you should demonstrate that you're going to be responsible and protect the animals with fencing, enclosures, dogs, etc. NOT by killing / harming other animals. We humans are sprawling out, taking over land where these animals roam and yet many of us try to keep these animals away with violence. I can't help to feel that many of these grown men get off by flexing their dominance over helpless, defenseless animals. It's a rush for them. Dressing up in their camouflage costumes, seeking and destroying. Then bragging about their kills. Posing with the lifeless animals in photos, full of smiles. It's pathetic.

[@amirkhlifi09]

Shepards kill coyotes

[@Phoenix_Atlas]

I eat them and cougars.