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This will be my 3rd season of coyote calling. My first 2 years I have been unsuccessful. The first year I tried hand calls which I come close ot having no idea what I am doing and before last season I made a mp3 caller thanks to SDHandgunner's plans.
The first 2 years I lived in Fargo and tried calling a few days during the winter. This summer I moved to a place in the country 25 miles north of Minot.
All summer I have been listening to the coyotes howl and yelp at night. I swearthe numbers are very strong up hear. I have refrained from calling them this summer as I do not want to educate them.
I do want to hit it much harder this year and be succesful at calling. Over the years I have read many threads and also veiwed 20 some DVD's trying to learn all I can.
When is a good time for me to start calling them this fall?
Are their pelts worth anything yet?
There is a fur buyer in the small town I work out of, so bringing them in fresh without freezing them is an option. As for this winter, assuming I am succesful I do not plan on getting into skinning them (do not have the time yet).
Any suggestions are appreciated, thanks in advance.
The first 2 years I lived in Fargo and tried calling a few days during the winter. This summer I moved to a place in the country 25 miles north of Minot.
All summer I have been listening to the coyotes howl and yelp at night. I swearthe numbers are very strong up hear. I have refrained from calling them this summer as I do not want to educate them.
I do want to hit it much harder this year and be succesful at calling. Over the years I have read many threads and also veiwed 20 some DVD's trying to learn all I can.
When is a good time for me to start calling them this fall?
Are their pelts worth anything yet?
There is a fur buyer in the small town I work out of, so bringing them in fresh without freezing them is an option. As for this winter, assuming I am succesful I do not plan on getting into skinning them (do not have the time yet).
Any suggestions are appreciated, thanks in advance.