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hardwoods hunter
12-27-2003, 12:06 PM
When can you hunt coyotes in KY and what are the weapon restrictions?
A bad day hunting is better than a good day at work.
Injun 22-250
12-27-2003, 08:42 PM
Coyote hunting is year round except during modern gun and muzzleload deer seasons(which are now over)You can hunt them during these seasons but must have a deer tag. You can hunt 30 min. before sunrise and 30 min after sunset.I believe any type of weapon can be used short of an Abrams tank. LOL
joekat46
12-28-2003, 06:50 AM
There are weapon restrictions on some areas such as LBL and I'll bet others. Better check the Hunting Guide. The Abrams might work but it could be a bit loud[:D] and would probably be restricted to the off road vehicle areas[;)].
PredatorHunter
12-30-2003, 09:47 AM
You can also hunt at night but, you can't use a light or an electronic caller.That pretty much limits you to calling on moon lit nights;with mouth blown calls. But,some of the hunting I've done; came from night hunting. In fact twenty two of the fourty three I killed last year,were at night.
PredatorHunter
12-30-2003, 10:06 AM
I meant to say, some of the best hunting I've done;came from night hunting. Glad my hunting skill is better than my communication skills! Remember,it's mating season(for coyote;that is,not us)so, howling and barking sounds work wonders for yotes looking for mates!
Valley Station
12-30-2003, 10:27 AM
PredatorHunter,
Ever hunt on a snow at night?? Just full moon or bright nights??
How do you set-up and call?? High spot in a field?
Accidently shoot any dogs?
What your recommendations??[:)]
PredatorHunter
12-31-2003, 10:11 PM
I'll try to answer your questions in order. I love to hunt on snow,especially with a full moon. However, I don't hunt while it's snowing;because,they den up during the snow shower.Twelve to twenty four hours before and /or after a rain or snow are great times to hunt!As for moon light;I hunt any time there's enough light to see a coyote approach.I usually set up along a fence row faceing a woods,with a field in between or,a small wooded area;such as a dozer pile(or a grassey area)in a field.As for hot spots;places where you see scat,such as logging roads,wood lines ect..That is how they mark their terrtory.Also,any place with cover joining a picked corn or soy bean field.My recommendations are as followes:keep the wind to your face,camo both face and hands,keep as still as possible and make sure there's something behind you to break your out line;such as a tree or fence post ect..If there's nothing to break your outline;lieing prone in a field works pretty good.Best of luck to ya!!
PredatorHunter
12-31-2003, 10:19 PM
By the way;I haven't shot any dogs accidentally or, otherwise;but, it sure has been tempting a few times, with the local mutts!
big gunner
01-17-2004, 10:05 PM
shoot them all i have to get out some more
be true with your shot
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