I wish Les would make some new content about predator calling and tips. He is the master when it comes to killing coyotes. I love watching him shotgun coyotes and he is the reason I switched from #4 buck to Hornady 3 inch BB
I can see why you are the one and only triple crown winner. I have a question about over calling stands. I only have a few smaller acreage farm/state land properties that I can hunt and I love to hunt coyotes so I try to go as much as I can but I'm afraid I'm over calling. How many days would you wait before calling the same stand again? Asking for more peoples land permission is not an option. I'm not sure if you've ever heard the phrase "Minnesota Nice" but it tends to be true but not in terms of getting permission to hunt coyotes on their land. I hunt in east central Minnesota and its typically farm fields and pastures with timber mixed in where I can hunt. I probably go 1 to 2 weeks between hunting my spots. I've went as long a month without hunting them. I'm afraid I'm over calling because I as a rule see fresh signs of coyotes but it gets harder and harder to call anything in. I try to set up the best way I can to take all the advantages I can get. I love watching of all your videos, they're always fun and informational. Thank you.
I wish Les would make some new content about predator calling and tips. He is the master when it comes to killing coyotes. I love watching him shotgun coyotes and he is the reason I switched from #4 buck to Hornady 3 inch BB
I can see why you are the one and only triple crown winner. I have a question about over calling stands. I only have a few smaller acreage farm/state land properties that I can hunt and I love to hunt coyotes so I try to go as much as I can but I'm afraid I'm over calling. How many days would you wait before calling the same stand again? Asking for more peoples land permission is not an option. I'm not sure if you've ever heard the phrase "Minnesota Nice" but it tends to be true but not in terms of getting permission to hunt coyotes on their land. I hunt in east central Minnesota and its typically farm fields and pastures with timber mixed in where I can hunt. I probably go 1 to 2 weeks between hunting my spots. I've went as long a month without hunting them. I'm afraid I'm over calling because I as a rule see fresh signs of coyotes but it gets harder and harder to call anything in. I try to set up the best way I can to take all the advantages I can get. I love watching of all your videos, they're always fun and informational. Thank you.