Best Yote huntin tactics for early spring?

[shawnba67]

Ive got a fox pro caller, and a decoy, and some howlin heat, Anyone with some experience in southern indiana huntin yotes this time of year. Ive had no luck the way's ive been trying. Any and all info is appreciated.

 

[cjfarmer]

What ways have you been trying?

 

[shawnba67]

mostly just setting up in field edges and such, some howls mostly rabbit in distress. But had always been at night. Now gonna try daylight so i can watch and learn more. BUt ive never called in anything but the barn cat!

 

[huntall50]

How about using a siren as a locator call, then call them in for the shot.

 

[shawnba67]

I dont beleive i have the siren sound on my caller would be worth a try, was hoping for more detail on what i might try to call them in for the shot if you have any proven methods. Thanks

 

[Waveraider]

I've been checking out this guys web site. He has some free MP3 calls you can download.

Varmint Al's Hunting Page

 

[fireman585]

FoxPro has the siren call on there web site it's a free download . That sound works good for locating them .

 

[shawnba67]

Thanks for the help fellas. I did find the free siren at fox pro got it in the call now. Also got the book hunting eastern coyotes by l. Lewand pretty good read think i know where ive been tripping up at now.

 

[Rogkin]

Time in the woods is always a good start.

 

[Lycurgus]

Have any luck yet?

 

[shawnba67]

Tried some sat eve never got any response of any kind. Then the farmers dog came out milling around and i left. He didnt see any either (the dog) How loud would you start your locater howl or siren or ? I have the fox pro scorpion and the extra 55watt speaker?

 

[Lycurgus]

are you just hunting at one location or moving to/checking different areas?

here's a good read and it will save me from alot of typing.

Use A Siren To Locate Coyotes

 

[shawnba67]

good read thanks

 

[hopcam]

I just wish I had ground to hunt. If I could hunt in my neighborhood I'd be dialed in...

 

[hopcam]

That said, has anyone ever had any coyote success on any indiana public land?