White Coyote Comes to the Call!!

White coyote comes to the call on this set, some tough conditions but I got this one!

[@seanparslow8098]

Hey Les I have been wondering what bipod is that that you use? It seems pretty quiet and steadily built.

[@foggyyak]

Hey Les, do you find that coyote breeding season differs between climates? Is it different up north or out west than it is in the Gulf south?

[@redwhiteandrzroffroad8922]

... another one bites the dust... Love when I come home from work and can unwind watching a new video. Learning quite a bit.

[@cockeco4]

Les Keep on Keep'n on. Me and the Amish Mafia are in our first Coyote tournament the first weekend in Feb. We have loved studying all your videos. Can't wait to put our studies to work. Yunggun

[@bbqbob96]

where do most of your hunting.? private land or public.?

[@skoalpatrol8115]

Hey Les, would be interested to hear your opinion on fixed bipods vs shooting sticks. Have used both and feel I have better versatility using the sticks. Just wanted to hear why you choose a fixed bipod.

[@FORDEVR]

Skoal Patrol for me it's just a convenience thing. If I go through the bush hunting, with my all my gear, it's just one less thing to pack and it's always ready to go.

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Love those coyotes taking dirt naps. Keep after em and all the best.

[@mohammadibrahim1836]

Thanks, its a nice work.Gallivant, a professional in the outdoors.Cheers and regards from Multan Pakistan.

[@natem2848]

Thanks for the videos you post, I enjoy watching them and have picked up some great tips that have drastically improved my success in calling and taking coyotes. In the past week, on three separate occasions, I have had coyotes howling just over the hill less than half a mile away from where I've set up to call. I know the coyotes didn't see me enter the stand, and the truck was hidden out of sight. After spending a considerable amount of time on the stands, and trying just about every different sound I knew how to make, (at different volumes and for different durations) I finally packed up and quietly left. Those coyotes simply weren't responding to me. I am inclined to think that these coyotes have been hunted before, and may be call shy. I know that in the areas where I was hunting there is a decent amount of pressure. Do you have any tips for calling coyotes that are in high pressure areas or that have been called before? Any advice would be much appreciated! I apologize for the lengthy post, thanks again for all the great videos! Nate from Wyoming

[@danenorment]

Nice video Les. Could you possibly do a video or q and a session to talk a bit more about your setups. I'm pretty new to coyote hunting and the setup seems very complicated. Talk about the approach to a set, wind direction, how do you know where the coyotes should come from, where to sit in relation to the electronic caller if you are using one, etc. Thanks!

[@aevcceaeaecda6238]

Have you though of getting a new camera soon? We are now at 2018, where all 8K is happening and you are still stuck with the 720p. At least Full HD would do nicely!

[@MrThomas352]

Nice Job Les! What Bipod do you use?

[@OstrichOstrichBirdStoic46]

What a vile individual you are

[@hutchins51]

Mr. Johnson im a huge fan!! Do you have any tips or words of advice on a first time South Dakota coyote hunt?

[@hunt4fish]

Yup another 1 down, thats makes what? a few ahahah........cheers les. He is a pretty 1 all right./

[@kevinlewis8642]

Nice shooting!

[@benwicker5820]

That ain't white .