How To FIND COYOTES! LOCATING COYOTES Explained In Detail For DAY or NIGHT Coyote Hunting!

[@kv5882]

And THIS is why I love watching his videos. EVERY time I go out, I use something they just taught me with SUCCESS!

[@tccustomcalls]

Can’t beat that for feedback! Thanks! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@JamesCat-qx6sb]

I'm losing cats on a regular basis. I need success! Watching every video he has.

[@futurechamp2]

As a beginner this was extremely helpful. Thank you for your work

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad it helped you out. Thanks for letting me know & good luck on your future hunts. 💪🏼👊🏼

[@usernamehere6061]

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[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man, sorry it took me a little while to get it all put together but I didn’t forget. Just wanted to make sure I covered it well. Appreciate you watching & always like hearing what everyone wants to see on future episodes.

[@toddk1377]

This was exactly what I was looking for. I often been told to look for signs. I rarely see signs and because I'm hunting public land, the area I'm hunting is 66,000 square acres, tons of trails and a few main roads, so calling with howls and doing what's suggested, I can see this working a lot better than trying to find "signs" on foot. Now I can't wait to go out and try this!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for watching & glad it was useful. Good luck!

[@steveapplegarth4577]

haha i hunted 24 acres last night, there were tons of yotes across the road in the trees about 800 yards out, couldnt get them to commit, was a lil flustered

[@justinsigmon1878]

MFK are the best sounds and the best calls. I got so much from yalls videos that has helped me kill more coyotes since January than I have seen in my entire life.

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s the stuff I love to hear! Thanks man. Keep piling them up!

[@johnphifer7453]

Amen to that, I’ve been trapping coyotes for years just getting into hunting them for about a year, bought the x24 and a ATN Thor 4 and now I prefer daytime hunting with the shot gun more than night hunting

[@justinsigmon1878]

@@johnphifer7453 I have killed a few during the day but I hunt at night. 12 to 5am is the best time in summer. I have killed 29 since January. Went last night but didn't hear or see any. Hunting fresh cut hay fields.

[@jasonbrazzell2313]

​@tccustomcalls love watching your channel and thank you for doing what you do and sharing your knowledge with us. 🤝

[@TateGriffin]

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[@xxxaviera2004]

You’re a blessing to new comers too often other guys try and keep their “secrets” and never want to help out

[@tccustomcalls]

💪🏼👊🏼

[@unappreciatedtreehouse821]

I've learned a lot from MFK videos and this is one of the better ones. These instruction videos have saved myself much trail and error learning. So, much appreciated.

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s what we like to hear. Appreciate the feedback!

[@Coyotes254]

You just saved a lot of guys a lot of time and effort. Great stuff as always.

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s what I was hoping for. Thanks as always!

[@michaelyork7844]

Exactly, pretty much to the point with info and you don't have to search 15 different videos for the same information.

[@Sniperzoneair]

I wasn’t locating at all on public land that’s the reason i never kill a coyote …finally last night I try locating and I located My first set of coyote on public land …good video bro

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s good stuff! Glad it’s working for you & thanks for letting me know. Hope you pile them up. Thanks!

[@gregwalters946]

I just got into coyote hunting and made 3 stands and had no action whatsoever. Watched this video and took my ecall out and actually located a bunch of different groups. Was the coolest thing ever. Gonna go out this weekend and see if i can get some fur. Thanks for the advice!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Good luck. Glad the video helped. Let us know how your hunt turns out. Thanks for watching

[@gregwalters946]

@@tccustomcalls ive made a gew stands with nothing showing up. Ive gotta work on my tactics and figure out how to do a proper call sequence

[@km6731]

Locating is half the fun!

[@thepawildman2.0]

Very detailed, and extremely informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with those who want to learn how to not only find coyotes, but also kill them too

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! I really appreciate the feedback & glad you found it helpful.

[@dougfleming2099]

@@tccustomcalls what’s your opinion of locating this time of year with this moon? I didn’t hear crap this morn or last night?

[@BuckyLindgren]

@@dougfleming2099 I've found they'll answer with any moon if they're there, sometimes it may take a few minutes. With a bright moon though, I've found they may not want to cross open ground.

[@vincecaldwell544]

Useing you technique mine and my nephew calling coyote,s into range has improved by 100 percent,thank you for the information,it has made a world of difference and n the way we hunt coyotes now,thanks again torry and thanks for you great coyote hunting products.we will probably never hunt coyotes again without locating,before we hunt,it makes a world of difference.

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s the stuff I love hearing. Glad it’s helping y’all kill more coyotes. Keep piling em up. Appreciate you!

[@joe.r1076]

Thanks for the info, appreciate it, never knew people talked crap about locating coyotes, same people probably locate turkeys the evening before hunting the next morning..thanks again for the vids

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always! Appreciate you!

[@mattrethi3567]

Thanks Torry. Some great info here. I've been watching your videos for a while now. Ones like this really help a rookie like me. Definitely cleared some things up and answered some questions about why they socialize.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you keeping up with our channel & glad it helps you out. Thanks for letting me know.

[@cornbread8340]

Very good tutorial! For anyone that would disagree with your methods, they should watch your videos. I have purchased a few diaphragm calls and played with them some but I am definitely a novice. I recently retired and plan on purchasing one of your ecalls and give it a whirl. I have 3000 acres in West Central Arkansas that needs to be thinned out as them yotes have got a few deer within an hour of shot taken. If you need more places to film close to home gimme a holler.

[@tccustomcalls]

Sorry for the slow reply. I missed your comment until now. Thanks for watching & the feedback. Glad you like our channel. The diaphragms definitely take a little while to completely master but the good thing is once you can get a decent lone howl a lot of coyotes can be called with it alone. Combine that with the Foxpro and you’re good to go. Appreciate the invite & I’ll definitely keep it in mind. Can’t ever have to many places to hunt. Thanks again!

[@Intimidator82]

I'm very new to the predator hunting scene and I've never even thought of trying to locate, I will try it this winter for sure. No one likes sitting in -20 if they don't need too! Thank you for this video, very, very informative

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad the video was helpful. Thanks for watching & good luck on your future hunts.

[@jamiewilkinson8043]

Torry, I have been watching your video's for a few years now. You are a inspiration to me, naturally I became a predator hunter thru growing up as a rabbit hunter. Daddy had good dogs when I came out the whom. I learned other game in my upcoming for sure. You laid this out Coyotes better than anybody could've. You make great sense of the woods! Glad you made a full recovery 💪. And I thank you for the education...

[@jamiewilkinson8043]

So inspired I just bought about 10 sounds from MFK!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man, glad you like the channel & appreciate the feedback & you watching. Hope you pile them up with the new sounds! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@peterbuilttough3406]

As someone that's new to hunting coyotes. I thank you for taking the time to educate new hunters like myself, much appreciated! Great vid!

[@tccustomcalls]

I appreciate that. Thanks for letting me know & glad the videos are useful to you.

[@dustinparker5123]

Thanks for another great informational video, Torry. I appreciate all you do for us guys trying to step up our game. Doesn't get any better than MFK!

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad they help you out! Thanks for letting me know. Appreciate you!

[@mikewynings7890]

Thanks for all the great info I'm a beginner and have had coyotes answer my calls but never came in and you just answered all my questions thanks again keep the videos coming in!

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s what I love to hear. Glad the videos help out & thanks for letting me know. Good luck on your future hunts.

[@mikewynings7890]

@@tccustomcalls we will be getting after them after Christmas entered in some coyote hunts

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

This is really really good. You guys rock.. I used to locate by asking farmers permission and if they've seen coyotes and I'd ask mailmen. They always seemed to know where they saw coyotes on a regular basis.. Deer too! Thanks so much guys! Really appreciate it..

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate you!

[@billc3405]

Excellent thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge 👍👍👍👍👍

[@tccustomcalls]

Thank you for watching & glad you liked it. Appreciate you letting me know.

[@RobinCurry66]

Thank you thank you for taking the time to do this. I’m new to coyote hunting, and though we are deer hunters, I have no family or friends who coyote hunt and I am struggling to figure it out. Im dedicated but uneducated. 😂 You are providing great information and I really appreciate the time you put into this. Thank you.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thank you for the feedback. Glad our videos are helpful & appreciate you taking the time to let us know. Good luck on your future hunts.

[@garrettkelsoe351]

Great video man. I cant even put in words how much I’ve learned from your videos. Can’t wait for my MFK edition shockwave to come in in a few days!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Nothing beats hearing feedback like yours. Appreciate you & pile them up with the new call! Thanks again! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@LightsOutAdventures]

Good job buddy! Thanks again for your knowledge! It has definitely helped me a lot!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks buddy! I appreciate you.

[@OutlawJohnny]

Great video. I've learned a lot from MFK and its done nothing but help me improve my hunting skills. Thanks MFK

[@tccustomcalls]

Can’t beat hearing that! Keep piling them up & thanks for letting me know our stuff is helping you out. Thanks man!

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Man, that last stand they really hollered back at you! That would be the first place I'd hunt with two groups.. Very cool.. I'll have to try this.. Very very cool. Best Coyote hunting channel by far. I'll spread the word to my friends that hunt too! Thank you kind sir! Regards from South Central Indiana. USA Tim

[@IowaCoyotes]

Im new and just got my howler mofo and tested it tonight and they almost instantly responded, i was blown away!!!

[@tccustomcalls]

👊🏼

[@kfranklin308]

I have been waiting for this! Thanks for the hard work! Hopefully I can get on some now!

[@tccustomcalls]

Sorry it took so long but I wanted to cover it well. Appreciate you watching, the feedback, & hope it helps you pile some up on your future hunts.

[@coolhandluke8443]

Great stuff. Another reason I support and buy your products..no bullshit and not scared to show what you actually do. Not trying to hide your methods like Col. Sanders secret recipe. Or some shit. Keep it up

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man! Appreciate you. Your Col. Sanders reference cracked me up. 💪🏼👊🏼

[@brettpage5597]

More awesome information that’s gonna make me better! Thanks Torry 💪🏼👊🏼

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks Killer! Pile em up!

[@Kshoop92]

After watching you guys and Steve Criner i feel like I can finally get some productive stands in. Im not confident with using a diaphragm howler yet, but have accumulated a string of Dog Soldier Hand calls and his open reed howler, and just bought a foxpro so I can get some good coyote vocals added toy lineup. Very sporadic heavily pressured groups in my area so you guys are really making this learning curve so much easier for someone who has yet to kill a coyote. Thanks for your dedication and knowledge, y'all have me as a lifelong customer.

[@noreflexshot]

I have learned so much from your videos in a short amount of time! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your exceptional videos. I recently purchased a nice FoxPro e-caller, now I just need to decide which of your sound files to purchase that will be best for my stomping grounds in central Arizona. Any advice with that would be much appreciated (I left a couple emails on your website but I have yet to hear back from anyone). Thanks again Torry and God’s blessings to you, your family, and your business! 👍🏻🤠🏜🌵🦂

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s what I love to hear! Glad they help you out & appreciate you letting me know. I’ll be glad to help you out with sounds. Sounds like you may be using the wrong email address as I don’t see anything from you. Make sure to email me at [e-mail] & I’ll send you a list of top sounds to choose from. Thanks

[@stefanschug5490]

Great video Torry and your method is 100% correct. I am a wildlife biologist hunting coyotes and wolves here in northern Canada for over three decades. I also run a 400 km2 trapline in northern BC. Forget about all these bull shitters that say other ways, 'cause they do not have a clue!

[@pamgrant4932]

Mfk is the best you'll ever see

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate it!

[@travisdefalco4546]

This was awesome video. I’m just getting into coyote hunting and found this extremely help. Do you have any videos about hunting in the winter? I’m hunting wood areas. Thank you

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Glad it was helpful. Yes we have hunts from all throughout the year. Appreciate you watching.

[@brokennockbowfishing8216]

Sir, thank you for the information! We hunt a lot of public ground in Indiana and they seem shy. 2 questions. 1. For people new to coyote hunting, how do you judge their distance from you. I understand by the sound volume and experience but without actually seeing them while being vocal it seems tough to judge. 2. How close do you need to be to their bubble to increase the odds of them investigating the calls? Essentially how big is their bubble?

[@chadmiller7770]

I never gave this a thought great info

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Appreciate you watching.

[@Chalky47FE]

Appreciate another awesome video. What are some of the considerations you look for when selecting an e-caller? I’ve been looking at the X24 and Shockwave with your sound library. Thanks,

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. I personally like clarity, volume, simplicity, reliability, & battery life. That’s why the Foxpro X24 is my favorite model. It has everything mentioned above without all the extra features of some models. If I was to pick a second choice that had a few more features it would be the Foxpro X2S. Hope that helps. Appreciate you!

[@smokedcoyote8521]

Just watched this video and oh boy did this open my eyes up. I have had so many so called coyote hunters feed me so much shit in the past about what you should do and what you shouldn't do as far as locating coyotes are concerned. Torry you have and hopefully will continue to help educate us with hunting our four legged friends. Outstanding job!!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man, appreciate the feedback & glad the video was helpful.

[@holstercraft1973]

This is so helpful, thank you for all your hard work you have done.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks. Appreciate you watching

[@andrewduis1881]

😀.Trying to locate coyotes next month....I use pups in Distress and that has been my most successful call....I have used the Challenge call and it has been my second best....I believe you have more experience than me...Thank you for the education...I use my 12 ga bullpup shotgun in woods with #4 buck...X-full choke....21 pellet shell with 19 hits on a man size target at 40 yards !!!! Will take any and all SUGGESTIONS

[@imzpolecat]

Torry. The information you provide in this video is epic. Bioligists should watch this they would learn more than they did in College! I'm still searching the Web for a stool type chair that you had in your last video with no luck. Keep up the great videos.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Can’t beat that for feedback. I forgot to check on the stool but I’ll try to remember it tomorrow. Appreciate you!

[@bigdee3758]

Dude great info 👌 I appreciate the time, effort, and passion you put in it to teach/show us to better ourselves at yote hunting. I'll be glad when i have the $ to get me a foxpro so I can start purchasing ur sounds 🔥🔥🔥

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Your feedback means a lot. Glad the videos are helpful. Appreciate you.

[@justinsigmon1878]

Well worth the money I bought the call like he uses and wowww coyotes about take you out at night if you don't put call out far enough lol. His pup sounds are next level the coyotes will come in so aggressive. Had my call knocked over 1 time this year didn't have time to mute it.

[@hunt4fish]

Lots of great info Torry. Coyotes are pretty vocal most times eh! I have had some fun last few years at night but we are only allowed to use natural light to shoot them ie. moonlight. Still lots of fun though! Still catch early morning or late evening ones that's on the go!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always. Some times of year are more vocal than others but it’s definitely my favorite time to hunt them when they are. Wish you luck on both your day & night hunts!

[@Logan-zz5vg]

This is awesome info and appreciated one thing I've done when you get ready to locate I try to also do in a spot that allows me to quickly set up with good cover just in case one answers close and turns into a hunt immediately. I've been caught locating and had no way to set up fast and blew opportunities. lol it happens but just food for thought and may help someone out there.

[@brucemorrison8357]

Very educational! Thanks!

[@barryrowland2095]

Great information. I often try different setups and sounds. Never know til you try.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks & that’s right!

[@chuckthompson4610]

Locating at night. Howl a few times. A pair start barking like crazy, no howls at all. What does that mean? Are they pissed something is in their territory? Hadn't heard that before, has me curious. Love your videos. I've gained tons of knowledge.

[@ssteamimpact9684]

Awesome Video!

[@tccustomcalls]

Appreciate it!

[@jaywinters2483]

Good stuff. Thanks, You taught me a lot. Seems like locating is like scouting for bowhunting. Seems kinda essential in sense for most people.

[@jaimieherren3649]

I listened to the bs I’m on blank stand #8 or 9 now. I’m going to move into these coyotes I’ve been calling from too far away. Thank you sir!

[@tccustomcalls]

I bet they start dying! Appreciate you watching.

[@jimtheobald1141]

That’s so great that you reply to everyone

[@tccustomcalls]

I never forget how I got here or where I came from. I appreciate y’all!

[@USMCM16A2]

Good instructional video. Saves time.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks

[@DemisPerez-v2y]

Being new to Coyote hunting, this is awesome information! Thank you!

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad it helps. Thanks for watching & good luck on your hunts.

[@fowllab]

Good information. Thank you for your time in making this. As others mentioned, what is the volume level? And do you change volume based on terrain? I assume louder for open area and less volume for wooded?

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate the feedback. I’ve measured my live coyotes & their howls with a decibel meter & compared them to the X24. Volume 26-32 depending on the howl matches the live howls. I run that volume range regardless of terrain. Thanks again.

[@fowllab]

@@tccustomcalls thank you. I would guess the X2S would be about the same level then?

[@johnwalker9956]

Great information! Thank you for sharing! Always top notch and appreciate the tips!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you!

[@johnwalker9956]

@@tccustomcalls this looks like a scammer that commented. Just a heads up.

[@johnwalker9956]

I reported it. Fake fuckers

[@tccustomcalls]

@@johnwalker9956 yeah, just low life scammers. They’re trying that bs on a lot of channels. Thanks for the heads up.

[@gracefulgoon3190]

Awesome video thanks man

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching.

[@SchinzonofRemus]

Thank you for this information, specifically "locating". My territory is very brushy in the Atlantic Canadian woodlands and my target pack travel and hunt a wide area for me to cover. This is going to help me narrow they dening area.

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad it’s helpful for you & thanks for letting us know. Appreciate you watching!

[@km6731]

I take a gpsmap 64 garmin and set up the orientation to direction of travel is up and just walk 10 feet to the coyote sound, press the up arrow and create a waypoint when the arrow reaches the distance i believe the coyote is. If the air is warm, rarely over 1.25 miles. Freezing rarely 2.25 miles.

[@jimmyfishburn7894]

Not here to bitch and complain, I'm here because I want to learn you and the wife knows a lot more than I. So I'm in East TN and I'm following. Keep it up.

[@tccustomcalls]

We appreciate you watching.

[@dylanwatts3378]

Id like to say first this is by far one of the best videos I've watched on how to become a better coyote hunter but I have one question that you kind of answered but would like some clarity on. Is it smart to make a stand if you locate coyotes? Without waiting for moring just hearing them answer back set up and get ready?

[@stevenlogsdon5480]

Awesome video man thank you for your time making this great video!

[@andrewgriffin1387]

Quit giving away all this information, make them earn that shit! 😂 just messing this is quality content big dog!

[@tccustomcalls]

Haha!! I’ve got a couple buddies mad at me for giving out so much killer information. Thanks man. Appreciate you

[@jtothefx]

This is great stuff

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks

[@maxhorn9628]

Awesome video !! Thanks for sharing !

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching

[@jamiewilkinson8043]

Question: I just got the X2S and will be playing MFK sounds. 0-40 near the coyotes what volume should I play the coyote sounds? I know this is kind of a loaded question but 40 seems just a little to loud.

[@tccustomcalls]

I play howls at 26-32 which is the equivalent to the volume of live coyotes. All other sounds I play at whatever level sounds good to my ear depending on the terrain I’m hunting. Hope that helps.

[@jamiewilkinson8043]

@MFK GameCalls Perfect feedback on the volume and I understand what you mean by sound and feel. Just needed a reference.. looking forward to the breeding and dining now.. daddy and I have been killin turkey and now look'n forward to adding coyotes to the menu..

[@dustinshaw2419]

A lot of awesome information, as always!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks man! Appreciate it.

[@calypsonotch3953]

Hey just wanted to say thanks for these videos. Been seeing less deer and small game over the past few years and more coyotes. Decided to do something about it. Went into this blind but with your videos I called first one in today after sitting for 10 min. Getting a running hit with .223 was another story but will be back tomorrow. Do you find you have more success in the woods with a shot gun over a rifle? Thanks

[@mattshanks2604]

I live in Montana I’ve hunted coyotes for 30+ years and always want to learn. It’s January 19th, so when do coyotes den up? Do you ever use distress sounds?

[@tccustomcalls]

Pairing typically starts in December & runs through January. Breeding starts in January, peaks in February, & tails off in March. Denning will begin in March & run through May/June. Then pup rearing through August/September. Family bust up Sept-Nov. Then the process starts over. There is some overlap from one stage to the next. Thanks for watching.

[@tccustomcalls]

Yes, I usually start with prey sounds this time of year (fall-winter) as well as mix them throughout my coyote vocals sequence. Once denning starts I use very little if any prey sounds & stick to vocals.

[@nowherespecial6780]

Dang you finally got this video I'd rather thank you so much I know I've been bugging you for at least the last year

[@zannispanos2154]

Hey Torry had a quick question. When locating how close would you try and get towards the wood line/woods. Most of my closest access to roads are pretty far from where the coyotes would be laid up in probably like 500yards plus. Also I do a lot of night hunting so when would be a good time to try and locate before a night hunt after pup dispersal to ensure that they have not moved on to another location. Thanks again MFK rules!

[@tccustomcalls]

You’ll be able to hear them at least a mile away even in thick cover so if your access is only 500 yds or so to the wood line you should be fine locating from the road. Many of the coyotes I mark are over a half mile deep from any road. When locating at night you might as well hunt them as soon as you hear them if possible. If not treat it just like locating for daytime & the times of year explained. Thanks! Appreciate you watching & the feedback.

[@BuckyLindgren]

@@tccustomcalls agreed, I'm mostly night hunting and most of the plots of land I hunt aren't very big so the coyotes are usually fairly close. And many of the plots of land i hunt are not neighboring. If coyotes are located on neighboring property I don't have permission on I'll hunt the very edges of the property I do. On new spots, many times when I use to locate at night from a road they would come barreling in when I'm not ready. Now I'll pick a good spot on the field edge near the road and just set up. I'll move on them if they seem to far away to come immediately. There is no question locating is advantageous to any coyote hunter and I hope the hunters who watched this video kill more coyotes. I always laugh when people say coyotes won't come if they answer you. If they answer...I'm getting ready. Thanks for great content. Bucky Lindgren.

[@garylewis481]

Do you think it matters what time at night to locate? Or just as long as it’s dark?

[@tccustomcalls]

You can locate at anytime of night but how reliable it will be for hunting will depend on time of year like I detail in the video. Thanks for watching.

[@AppalachianPredatorControl]

Awesome video and great detail!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks as always Killers!

[@jonwilson7960]

Common sense from a master of his trade. Thanks for the info and time fighting Skeeter's

[@mattmyers815]

Are you using full volume on your ecaller?

[@tccustomcalls]

26-32 on my X24 when howling.

[@niceguy2830]

❤️ I love your videos!! Did your daughter ever get your calls to go on my Luck Duck Rough neck? P.S. Love watching them little arms in your videos your a monster😁❤️

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for watching

[@phillipreausaw1774]

Great information 👍 Thanks!

[@tccustomcalls]

Glad it was useful. Thanks for letting me know.

[@MassCoyotes]

Love your videos

[@g.v.9791]

Do you use buck shot when hunting with a shot gun or a slug?

[@tccustomcalls]

Neither. I shoot Apex tss 3” #2’s through a .680 Indian Creek choke. Thanks for watching.

[@rexhelton1711]

Hunting after pup dispersal, if you have located a group on, say, Monday, how long can you wait and still expect them to be in the general area? Thanks.

[@tccustomcalls]

Once pup dispersal takes place you need to hunt as soon as possible because their location won’t be reliable for long. Any time outside of denning & pup rearing locating will work best if you do so just before daylight & then hunt them that same morning. Thanks for watching.

[@Varminthunthingrn]

Torry, I have I hunt em fall and winter. I have located them on howls at 2pm. I guess it just depends on their mood perhaps?

[@russellthompson1929]

Awesome vidéo! Thank You!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you checking it out.

[@IowaCoyotes]

Incredible knowledge received thank you so much!

[@tccustomcalls]

You are so welcome!

[@Jp-312.]

I hear howling every night in the same area do they generally do that by there den??

[@fly4sarah]

Is there a way to "scare" packs and make them relocate elsewhere? Serious question. (I'm not a hunter & don't know any. ) coyotes are pretty close, everytime they hear a siren in the distance they start howling.

[@mattbenton506]

When you come back to hunt the following morning/evening after locating, do you locate again? Or do you just setup close to where you marked them the previous day and start calling?

[@tccustomcalls]

Setup close to where I marked them & then howl. If they answer & I need to move closer I will. Thanks for watching

[@mrcollier1641]

Outstanding video

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks!

[@km6731]

This method works great for elk too during the rut. Even once with mountain lion.

[@dougfleming2099]

Very informative. Truth. Appreciate ya.

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks! Appreciate you!

[@dougfleming2099]

Any diff on full moon phase? No good Saturday. Finally located sat night. Nothin today… ?

[@tccustomcalls]

@@dougfleming2099 I don’t think there’s anything reliable or predictable related to the moon because I’ve had some good night’s locating & good days hunting on full moons but I’ve also had some nights & days regardless of moon phase where they were completely shut down. That said, in general I like locating on dark nights best.

[@sers499]

QUESTION: I used a distress call at night. I couldn't see the coyote, but I could hear it gallop back and forth in front of the call. It was about 25 feet away in thick brush. A pack of 8 or so actively hunts the area 100 feet from my house. Do you recommend day or night stand?

[@Kyrimfireandhobbies]

Great information thank you!

[@tccustomcalls]

Thanks for watching

[@conger55555]

Bless him!! Thank you brother

[@HeirstotheOutdoors]

Thank you, Mr. Cook! 🫡👊🏼

[@rockyhobbs4380]

great video! so if im understanding you right. you locate dogs the night before and hunt in the morning after. never locate and hunt at same time? thanks!

[@RJFM4]

Thank you!

[@fredrickmata3476]

so when you play the lone howls or goup howls, do you let it play one cycle or a couple different times? Also will calls like the Howl Yeah Fight call work year around?

[@tccustomcalls]

Just one cycle. Yessir, Howl Yeah fight is good year around. Thanks for watching.

[@lzxray6781]

Torry, the MFK sounds I've got on my Firestorm have called in a lot of coyotes I killed a couple of big males using the Howl yeah fights last month! Appreciate your hard work and behavioral studies of coyotes! Thank you from southern Oklahoma.

[@tccustomcalls]

That’s the killer feedback I love to hear about. Glad the sounds are working for you & glad you like the videos. Appreciate you taking the time to let me know. Thanks!

[@kc88kc]

Can you call thrm in after locating? If so what call would you sugest using to call them in and how long of time frame between locate and calling then in

[@tccustomcalls]

Yes, the point of locating is to know where they are so you can call them in. For the sounds, sequences, & setups, just watch the hunt videos on our channel. It’s all covered in detail. Thanks

[@mitch5418]

Does inconsistent weather cause the vocals to be inconsistent? Sometimes it seems like they shut down for a few days. For the past three weeks we’ve had rain every other day/night, one stationary front after another. It makes it hard to get out to locate and hunt.

[@tccustomcalls]

Yes, anything outside of normal conditions usually suppresses vocals. There’s also unexplained flare ups & lulls in vocal action. For example I’ll have a couple days/nights where it seems I hear coyotes on almost every stop, then all of a sudden it’ll slack off for a day or two. The calling is the same way. Just have to keep going & try to make sure were out when they are. Thanks for watching.

[@mitch5418]

Thanks for the reply. That’s kind of what I was thinking but had to ask someone with more experience than I to confirm.