Coyote hunting is one of the fastest-growing hunting sports in North America and will bring you plenty of adrenaline -filled excitement. Your ability to call in and harvest a coyote will test your patience, persistence, perseverance and determination.

 

The first time you actually call in and shoot your first coyote you will experience a rush of adrenaline and feeling of accomplishment never felt before. When this happens, beware, the likelihood of a lifetime of addiction is extremely high!

 

Coyote hunting demands you acquire knowledge and skills in a number of areas. You will need to understand the coyote's senses of smell, hearing and sight. Scouting plays a crucial role in your success. How you approach and set-up on a stand to call is critical. Other factors include the right gun and the proper camouflage clothing. The understanding of coyote behavior and postures is also important.

 

You will want to absorb as much information as you can along with plenty of practice in the field. It takes time to learn all the tips and tricks that will turn you into an efficient coyote hunter.

 

This guide will provide you with the basic information needed to become a successful coyote hunter.

 

So you want to be a coyote hunter?

 

Mark Twain described the coyote as: a living, breathing allegory of want. He is always hungry. He is always poor, out of luck and friendless. The meanest creatures despise him, and even a flea would desert him for a velocipede.

 

Some coyote hunters might question the sanity of your decision to try mastering the challenging and often frustrating sport of coyote hunting.

 

Plenty of hunters have spent countless hours, months or years trying to outwit the wily coyote and record their first success.

 

I was lucky enough to have success on my first coyote hunt. Then there was quite a dry spell between Coyote 1 and Coyote 2.

 

My goal with this guide is to provide you with some coyote hunting education and information in order to shorten what can be a very steep learning curve.

 

Good hunting,

 

Todd Sullivan

Dogbreath Coyote Calls

www.DogbreathCoyoteCalls.com

 

Working with a coyote's senses

 

How to find the best places to hunt

 

Set up tips and tricks

 

When to pull the trigger

 

Which gun to use

 

What's the best camo

 

Hand calls or electronic - which is best

 

How to use a decoy to your advantage

 

Hidden secrets from the pros

 

Here are just some of the things you'll learn in this valuable guide

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