deerslayer79
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I was watchin one show on the outdoor channel and they were hunting them on some beach area in jersey and new york
Yotes??
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StickerLT
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Yep, except Sunday, DNR called that one rightWhen they start eating enough pets maybe the Legislature will give us Sunday
Its amazing the number of Yotes in surrounding States; PA,VA, Ky, W VA and Ohio so the future Yote hunting looks promising
Busted this one @ 291 yards in the neck with 22-250
Sweet! Nice shootin'.
adjusterr
Active Member
Very nice!
I know a few people in WV and Va and they have said they have really gotten out of hand down there. Hopefully myself and a few friends will be getting out soon to reduce the population around here
Soon. Very soon. I want to re-do the zero on my rifle. Went out Monday but I wasn't to impressed with the results. The PPU soft points seemed to be shooting a lot better than the Remington rounds. I wanna build a lead sled and go back out.
OSOK1776
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I would love to go coyote hunting. Never have actually "hunted" anything.
Well Stu929 and myself are planning on doing it. My dad and I are still scouting out public land in the area. We probably won't start hunting until the end of January once deer season ends. If you are interested drop me an email or PM and we can try to work out meeting up. I know Steve and I are planning on going to the range at some point.
xd40c
Business Owner-Gun Toter
I've always found a nice pile of guts will pull them in....
Song Dog
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Thar's a heck of hunt with 4 dogs down
That's a nice "friend" to have ......................
If ya don't have have a Yote within hear shot of your calls its TUFF thinking of trying out the mini siren just to locate dogs to save sitting on empty stands.
foxtrapper
Ultimate Member
Oh that's a pile of loving skinning!
salopez
Active Member
anyone heard of coywolves? thats what dnr called a yote they got at a farm in frederick. said they are breeding with wolves.
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
Yep, except Sunday, DNR called that one right
Its amazing the number of Yotes in surrounding States; PA,VA, Ky, W VA and Ohio so the future Yote hunting looks promising
Busted this one @ 291 yards in the neck with 22-250
holy cow, 300 yards? Good shooting. .22-250 seems to buck the wind pretty well though, it'll perform at distance.
Well I guess I don't need to tell YOU
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
I wonder if it was an emergency could you eat a coyote?
I guess you'd have to be pretty hungry since even the healthiest ones I've ever seen smell like shit.
Well, not shit... more like, hmm. Ever smell a ferret? That mixed with wet dog fur.
I guess you'd have to be pretty hungry since even the healthiest ones I've ever seen smell like shit.
Well, not shit... more like, hmm. Ever smell a ferret? That mixed with wet dog fur.
oupa
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- Apr 6, 2011
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Uhhh, you mean they smell... like a coyote?
In an emergency I suppose you can eat anything and probably would depending on the nature and severity of the emergency. There was a wagon train lead by a family named Donner who proved that!
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
Uhhh, you mean they smell... like a coyote?
In an emergency I suppose you can eat anything and probably would depending on the nature and severity of the emergency. There was a wagon train lead by a family named Donner who proved that!
you're a smartass
I like that,
let's be friends
DCSCO
Ultimate Member
Dogs are ate by people, coyote should taste similar. Lewis and Clark wrote that the men enjoyed the taste of dogs they traded for with the Indians.
Sewer Rat
Ultimate Member
No, they are not. Who was the DNR rep that said that.
For years back in NNY, along the Canadian border; we were lead to believe the large wolf-like coyote we hunted was actually a coy-dog. This was dismissed later by NYSDEC.
The eastern coyote may have some wolf characteristics, but it has been proven that the actual hybrid can not breed on. If one was to believe this latest thought process, then the endangered red wolf would/could construed as a hybrid wolf-coyote... which would dispell a whole of environmentalist theories and monies for studies and breeding of the red wolf would have been for naught.
I'm interested for sure, I'm close to you. Keep me in the loop please.
Where about in Maryland are you from?
Live in Myersville now
Song Dog
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Their have been rumors mostly in PA and few in W MD, stocked Coyotes from Coyote mills to deal with the deer problem. The rumors are false in both states, where are the Dogs coming from well its a migration from North Eastern US as well as the Mid West too. The Coyote range is expanding to the Mid-Atlantic. Now Coy-Wolf is a loose term for the Eastern Coyote, the Eastern Dog is larger than his/her Western counterpart. The western coyote weighs 20-35 LBS the Eastern can weight from 35 - 60 + pounds for large male. The Eastern coyote has Gray & Red Canadian DNA from gene pool dating back many generations and/or early 1900's.
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