Coyote hunting permission and advice

[illmaniac123]

Hello,
My name is Brad and I am interested in getting permissions around Indiana to hunt coyote on personal land. If you are a farmer or land owner that has a problem with nuisance pests I would like to have the opportunity to remove them. I am a responsible and ethical hunter that will respect the land and any requests that the owner may have. I will even sign any liability waivers of need be. I work at Gander mountain and have been getting more supplies and more desire to begin coyote hunting. If there is an opportunity for hunting, please contact me here.

As far as advice that I would like to get is what kind of predator calls do you find more effective, what caliber do you prefer, and what do you do with them after? Ive played with the powerdogs and have had plenty of .223s. Let me know what you know.

Thank you for your time and attention,
Brad

 

[ngroark]

foxpro calls and a decoy, 12 gauge with some big buckshot and a tight pattern, try some sent block and watch your wind

 

[illmaniac123]

Dealbreaker!!!

Shoulda went with Dons Guns.

Ive never had a good experience at Gander Mountain!!


(Im only half joking)

You should have talked to me then and you wouldn't have had a problem at Gander.
The only other gun shop that I have been to that isn't shady is Bradis.
But anyway, that has no bearing on me as a hunter.

 

[Sgt7330]

It depends on your area whether I'd take my rifle, a 204 Ruger bolt gun, or shotgun, a 12 ga semi auto with 3 1/2 #4 buckshot.
If in doubt, keep in mind the range that rifle shot can travel. (I know, basic stuff here but I would want someone to tell me) If you can sling one of your guns take them both, shotgun close and be ready. I learned the hard way on this when a coyote burst out from an area I didnt expect at less than 10 yards. Way too close for the scoped rifle when it was at a quick trot.