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I love those 4x vans.

Yoters er good stuff, owned 3.

I'm all ears

Re: Getting smrt, "trained", tough to call yotes. All this weekend, I'll PM you.

Re: Getting smrt, "trained", tough to call yotes. I'm working an ag area, so water is everywhere (so are little frog coyote snacks)...but I am learning travel patterns based on tracks more and more. They're skulkers...following along edges of bushes and trees (where the rabbits are, this place...

Re: Getting smrt, "trained", tough to call yotes. Good idea, thanks. Recommendations for decent cam, not too $$$? Can't wait for school to start back up so wifey's gettin paid... You're welcome to come out and give 'em a whack too if you want. I'll be after 'em all this weekend.

Be careful out there. I've run into them in the mountains.

Re: Getting smrt, "trained", tough to call yotes. I found sign tonight, so I know more about where comings and goings are happening, but nothing on the caller. Tried bobcat in heat, doe distress, invitation, challenge. I think I need to spend more time out and make more stands to have a...

Re: Getting smrt, "trained", tough to call yotes. I'm gonna go today and scout where I heard them last and then wait/call at sundown. I'll try some oddball stuff on the caller I haven't used yet.

Re: Getting smrt, "trained", tough to call yotes. I usually don't have a lot of time before it gets dark or the sun gets hot or I need to go do something else....so I just make one long stand. Minimum 30 min usually more like an hour. Anytime you wanna come give em a whack and learn me some...

EDIT to add..."in the summer, when hunting yotes is tough!" So I have an area where I know there are yotes, and they are not welcome there...I have tried calling with a FoxPro FX3, and I generally work up every few minutes from squeaks to various rabbit distresses to invitation to challenge to...

I was thinking about it, and wasn't gonna say anything, but you don't mean you called in a bunch of coyotes and then MISSED, do you, 8steel? ;D

Imperial County here...I think I'm going to get me a mouth call for coyote vocals to go with my distress call so I can change it up a bit and quit lugging this 'lectronic wizbang gadget around.

Been borrowing a FoxPro FX3 and it EATS batteries....and maybe everyone else is using the same caller and training 'em, cuz I can hear 'em out there, but they sure as heck ain't coming to any calling.

Those were pretty small cubs....but I bet a pack would still tree a single adult. Just goes along with what ilovespring said about coyotes and kittens.

Coyotes and cubs http://missoulian.com/news/state-and-regional/cougars-vs-coyotes-photos-draw-internet-crowd/article_f6ecdb1a-a051-11e2-85a3-001a4bcf887a.html

No way dude, build that cruiser a bit, those are great camp/hunt/wheelin rigs.

Well...the new jeeps aren't very jeepish. Plastic fantastic...plastic balljoints, plastic rod ends on shifter cables...bleh. Comfort and MPG are good. :-) Our oldie is a '53 M38A1 that was civilianized. No idea when I'll get back to my CJ-7...it was on Scout Dana 44 axles with Detroit...

Flood looks like it's out on the 78 East of the Blue Inn. What's the name of that ranch right there again? I can see the sign but can't remember. ivhunter, there's another waggy for sale on Worthington just east of the New River, baby blue I think. We should get together and hang out and shoot...

I had a '71 ex Border Patrol CJ-6 (that's not a typo, civvy version of an M-170 stretcher carrier) for a while with a Buick V6, great engine. Torque and horsepower.