Coyote Hunting Trips

3 day Predator Hunting Trip

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Mark & Matt from Michigan came back to Arizona this past month for another guided predator hunt with us!

After 3 days of predator hunting in Arizona with us, they were about out of shotgun shells! They took multiple coyotes, which was greatly needed as our deer & pronghorn herds can use all the predator control we can get! They also had 2 bobcats come to the call in one day, but managed to get out of Matt’s scope before getting a shot.

We look forward to predator hunting with them again in the future!

First Arizona Coyote for Brad

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Brad & Sam came out to Arizona to hunt predators with us in October. Despite being a little warm for calling predators they had a great predator hunting trip, which included 5 coyotes coming to call & 4 grey foxes!

Watch as Brad takes his first Arizona Coyote!

Coyote using the wind & cover

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This is an example of how quick a big old coyote can get to the call and use the wind and cover to evade you.

We were able to get into this are and leave everything out in front of us undisturbed. With in a minute or two, we had this big male loping in. Unfortunately, the big coyote faded toward the wind and cover before we realized we should have stopped the coyote out in front of us.

Once the coyote exposed himself, he caught us moving and used the cover to retreat to safety and the wind.

Always make a mental note of where the wind is taking your scent when calling coyotes. If you have cover on on the windward side, do NOT let a coyote get near the edge of the cover.