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Jon54

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Is there such a thing? The property I hunt is covered in them. I know little to nothing about hunting them. I'm an hour and a half from the property and I'm about to get incredibly busy at work. I'd like to find a pro and just shoot.
 
TN Song Dog":12btyde2 said:
If your property is close to one of us who predator hunt a lot, I bet someone would be willing to do some calling and be a backup shooter.

Do you predator hunt a lot ?
 
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TN Song Dog":33jtiskt said:
blackout":33jtiskt said:
TN Song Dog":33jtiskt said:
If your property is close to one of us who predator hunt a lot, I bet someone would be willing to do some calling and be a backup shooter.

Do you predator hunt a lot ?
As much as I can. Also started trapping some this year.

I have a few places I hunt I would like to kill some coyotes ever wanna go let me know
 
blackout":2eouq6te said:
TN Song Dog":2eouq6te said:
blackout":2eouq6te said:
TN Song Dog said:
If your property is close to one of us who predator hunt a lot, I bet someone would be willing to do some calling and be a backup shooter.

Do you predator hunt a lot ?
As much as I can. Also started trapping some this year.

I have a few places I hunt I would like to kill some coyotes ever wanna go let me know
Sent you a PM, blackout.
 
Jon54,

I'm no pro but I do have some success hunting coyotes in the West TN area... I'd be glad to hunt with you for a weekend or two this winter. I have a pretty busy schedule also but I'm always looking for an opportunity to call some predators. I live in Jackson so I'm not too far. Based on my experience, depending on the farm size, you may only get 1 or 2 opportunities to call in and kill coyotes per season before they get "educated" to the call and then your best bet is to wait until the following year to hunt them. Also, how the farm is laid out plays a big role in how to set up to call them in because you have to account for wind direction and topography etc. I usually like to look at aerial photos to help determine potential call sites. Let me know if you'd like to go sometime.
 
First of all, as a CPA, I'm already working 6 days per week only getting Sunday's off. This property is about 550 acres that was select cut about 18 months ago. The property has numerous logging roads and trails and there are three or four decent sized food plots. I see more coyote tracks than deer traacks on the trails.

While we got several pix of nice looking bucks during the pre-season, not a single good buck was seen during hunting season. I fear the yotes are putting a lot of pressure on the deer and turkey.

The property is very remote and has no blacktop access. On one side of this property is a high fence preserve. I'd have to get landowner approval to take someone else in, but I don't think he'd mind given we would be trying to eliminate the predators.

You are closer to the property than i am but PM me if you're interested. It's off Hwy 100 not far from Chickasaw State park.
 
Chester county here. I call and kill a couple every year. Shoot me a PM and maybe set up a time to meet if you like. I'm 1 for 1 so far this year.
 
I would be glad to help you thin out some coyotes. PM me if interested. I'm in West TN, not to far from where you say your property is located.
 

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