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canyons with an expansive view around and below me, or along rocky ridges and saddles. A call here gets out a long way and coyotes coming to it must be given the time to reach you. To me, that means at least 25 minutes per stand. You’ve worked hard to reach here, so now give yourself every opportunity to score. I always consider elevation a precious commodity not to be squandered. If I don’t call in anything from one spot, I’ll move to anther, keeping my elevation, and start all over again. During winter months after the
snow fl ies, high country calling can be equally productive at any time of the day. This old mule deer hunter also has learned that both deer, and to some de- gree antelope, will remain in highlands after the snow fl ies so long as they can fi nd feed above the white stuff. Where they do, coyotes also will be found with them, waiting for that one moment to take advantage of any situation. The larger, heavier deer and antelope have a tough time as snow deepens, moving slower or breaking through in deep spots, while the lighter, faster coyote can run over the top of it to attack, often
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in numbers, to bring them down. This is a great time to be out hunting for you can see the dark form of a coyote over a snowy background at amazing distances. I try to key my calling at or just
above the snowline wherever I find tracks of the little wolves. Coyotes are tough and intelligent customers that are well-equipped to handle snow and dropping temperatures with their thick winter coats and growing need for red meat as winter advances. The man who goes out there to entice them in with calling will have the time of his life and possibly be giving the big game animals just mentioned a bit of a break too, considering almost all big game depart- ments today have pretty much ended any effort at predator control. So this is my case for hunting the
Silver State, Nevada, the state with the most liberal hunting regulations as far as coyotes go that I am aware of. By any measure it turns out to be a jackpot for a man with a call and the yen to watch it produce some of the best varmint hunt- ing he’ll ever experience.
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