Good PR work makes the difference. Few landowners object to predator hunting.Unless the land is leased to game hunters. Nice work give it a week and return.
Those black buzzards? They had a farm meeting here with F&W over them about calf attacks. All over the lake area to. F&W trapped a lot last summer and killed them at lake.
Don't know about your area but in mine central part of state this has been a messed up winter with wind blowing hard a lot of the week. I don't have much success in blowing wind besides being darn cold right at daylight or evening.Then it's rained most every week to, on already soaked ground...
Check the bottoms for scat to find travel routes. I know when I hunted the Ky. side of Big South Fork park for hogs we sat depending on wind on hillsides overlooking bottoms along creek areas. Coyotes traveled the creeks. I wonder if Eastern coyotes bed on top of hills like they do out West...
Another call that seems to get attention is a crow gathering on the e-caller and using a rabbit distress moth call together.Coyotes think something good is going on and come look.
Coyote vocals: female whimpers,lone female howls and pack howls.If you're hunting nights I'd use baby cottontail or kitten distress depending if it's calm wind.Early morning low light I've been using some Fox calls like fox rally. Coyotes don't like Fox and often respond to run them away-food...
With the weather warmer and not a lot of wind,this past weekend was about perfect for me to get out. After a good Friday night at one farm I thought I'd try another farm about 6 miles off early Saturday. Once there, you have to open a gate and park in between some old field tobacco hanging...