Turtleskin gaiters and chaps. I have both, and keep them in my car. Pricey but worth the money for comfort and protection.
https://www.turtleskin.com/webstore/
https://www.turtleskin.com/webstore/
Imperial Valley Coyote Scouting Tips
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Bonejour: the turtle skins Gaiter, how are they in breathability department? My cousin who hunts GA uses them and he says they're hot but then again, everything is hot and wet there. Was wondering how your comfort is in the west coast environment?
Macsteve: While you're out...think about your scent and movement. If you're gonna be still, look upwind and only move your eyes. Belly down. But if you want to kick them up then roost every brush you find while you have a piece of mac strapped to your pipe!
get it?...Mac steve...mac karel....crack myself
Macsteve: While you're out...think about your scent and movement. If you're gonna be still, look upwind and only move your eyes. Belly down. But if you want to kick them up then roost every brush you find while you have a piece of mac strapped to your pipe!
get it?...Mac steve...mac karel....crack myself
xjon,
I have a pair of Turtleskins and they do get hot, but the pros far outweigh the cons. Despite the heat, they're pretty light and comfy though. And they give me peace of mind when stomping through high grass and brush during the spring turkey season. I almost got hit a couple years ago and will never forget that.
Cool pix Randy......And yes, lots of dogs in town......
I went out coyote hunting and calling around 4-5 times hard before being successful. Be patient and keep at it. They're out there without a doubt
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Did a little fishing / yote call this weekend. caught 1 stripped bass about 3 pounds put up a great fight. Did a quick yote call around 9a.m. it was already 95 degrees out and after 8 minutes had one at 25 yards doing a running pass he never stopped for a clear shot but we still opened up on him since we hadn't called for yotes in about 5 months the adrenaline was full force. We missed and the darn yote pissed and pooped as he was running away. we will get him next time.
For the Yotes, be camoed, be still and sit somewhere with your silouette broken up like a bush. I prefer the wind in my face as yotes have good sniffers and will scent you. You will not always get a howl response, I just pick a spot that looks good, walk out a ways and set up the caller. In fact, the dogs I have killed never made a sound when charging to the call or before being spotted.
They are all over the valley, I like the river bottom areas like the new river and the Westmorland area like Sprig said. Can't kill em on the computer, it's a lot of trial and error.
Lots of good info here... http://www.varmintal.com
They are all over the valley, I like the river bottom areas like the new river and the Westmorland area like Sprig said. Can't kill em on the computer, it's a lot of trial and error.
Lots of good info here... http://www.varmintal.com
Shot a yote off of Forester about 7 miles before Westmorland. Called in 3 that morning. Female Coyote call seems to always work.
