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Hey I am new to the forum and was hoping that you guys out there could give me sum pointers on coyote hunting I have been out before but haven't had the best of luck right now I'm using mouth calls howls rabbit distress calls and I have a decoy of a standing coyote that I try from time to time really hoping with ur help I will have better luck thanks.
Best thing to do in that area is to find hunters that hunt with hounds up there and ask to hunt.
From another thread started by Ontario Hunter on Dec 8th, also, check out the OFAH website for more info....
"Coyote Calling and Hunting WorkshopsJanuary 17 Owensound
January 24 Peterbough
Just a heads up,
I have been confronted by the OFAH in conjunction with the Ontario Farmers . to join in on two workshops that they are planning for the areas of Owensound January 17 and Peterbough January 24 . These are all day with a number of speakers on different relations fields of the Coyotes.
I will be doing the Calling and Hunting part.
The OFAH is looking after the booking end of it as they are the ones setting it up.
If your interested contact them..."
Read as much as you can and get out there to make your rookie mistakes. Best advice is play the wind. Dont go if the wind will blow into the area you are expecting them to come from. Your coyote decoy is great i have one too. Use a moving rabbit decoy with it cause they are always scanning for movement and you will be able to get up and dance once they have locked on to the rabbit. Call very quiet for the first 15 minutes. Dress as warm as possible so u can keep still. Good luck.
one out 15 sets is to be expected,,,,,,,,,dont give up,,,its a rush when they run in 100 miles an hour
My rate is higher....but the rush...boy.. you are bang on the money there....Quote:
Originally Posted by COYHUNTER
What do you use for a setup?
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Originally Posted by line052
Winter camo, layers of clothing, FoxPro Wildfire with mojo rabbit head, .223 and 870 shotgun with "0" buckshot on board as well.Will be doing the MB this weekend if you want to go out. 613-863-5483 txt me
Thanks guys will half to get out there and try ur tips out if you have any other ideas for me or questions to help me out plz ask
Wear would I take the coyote pelt to get money for it
Can I sell the pelt even tho i don't have my trapping license?
Yes. You can.Quote:
Originally Posted by scradley17
Ok perfect wear would I take it
the first place you need to take it is to your garage or shop and properly skin scrape and dry it on the proper sized coyote from board , then it can be marketed through one of the two fur auction houses here in ontarioQuote:
Originally Posted by scradley17
Or you drop it off at a friendly trapper's place, if you don't have all the right tools. Not going to make any money that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by trappermatt
Is there a coyote hunting season for bowhunters? *worried this might be a dumb question*
No dumb questions, but there can be some dumb responses...
Answer to your question is yes, there is a season (bow and gun run the same) down here in Southern Ontario... The season for southern Ontario is open all year round... saying that...
So you know..... they are having pups right now...most get targeted in the fall and winter...
An old thread but it showed up on the google search so I will use it.
I went to Tim Hortons today on the way home from cottage reno work,don't ask why I am not doing more fun things this week, just think schedules and contractors, anyway they said no deer but some coyotes. I said shoot the buggers then! They said they didn't have a tag, reading the MNR there is no tag required. For 84, 83, 82 is there a tag needed for Bruce or Grey counties or both, they were close to the dividing line. I haven't found anything in googling so?????
https://www.ontario.ca/document/onta...olf-and-coyote
https://www.brucecounty.on.ca
https://www.grey.ca/by-laws?ss360Query=coyote
There is some info. on compensation for damage and bounties but a county tag/license I see nothing about it.
Oh... and if there are townships or counties that require a tag (not MNR) outside Bruce and Grey, let us/others know too.
Thanks
no tag. we love to poke em with the 243 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mosquito
Doing that most won't complain... but is it legal?Quote:
Originally Posted by punkrockerpj
They said they had hunted the area for over 30 years and were sure though. I questioned them on it since I had read the MNR since I have even seen a coyote in my backyard here in Brampton and at the cottage I have seen dog? coyote? mountain lion? :silly: tracks in the mud even early and late when few but locals are around. They were sure you needed a county license, maybe a license for animal control for farmers, I see the by-laws mention farmers paying a hunter, anyone know if that was it?
Don't know what township they are in but I know lots of guys in Grey and Bruce that run hounds for coyotes and put a hurting on them every winter. No tags for coyotes in the areas they hunt
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Sent one to yote heaven this morning, biggest I have ever shot had to weigh at least 60 lbs, two of them came out in the field in front of my stand and only one made it back, this in 82A