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<blockquote data-quote="Sidewinder" data-source="post: 2370731" data-attributes="member: 3097"><p>I guess what I'm saying is....eventhough it is a full size dog it may be a young (maybe two years old). That dog might not have had a lot of interaction with hunters thus making it more curious when it hears or smells something. I've had coyote see me in the woods and never break stride, walking right past me but keeping a eye on me. I've had others see me and turn and bolt at the first glance of something odd.</p><p></p><p>Who knows why they do some of the things they do. I was out calling one day and seen one sunning in the middle of a field. I decided to have a little fun and make a distress call and watch the reaction. I hit the call only to have the dog lift it's head look my direction and lay back down. I broke out the deadly lip squeek. Again picking it's head up and laying it right back down. I used the howler to give it a couple small barks and that didn't work either. It never entered my mind to fire off a shot and see if it would come running. lol I did end up shooting it (not calling it). I went and took a look to see if the dog had any problems I could see. I didn't see anything wrong. It looked like a nice young female.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sidewinder, post: 2370731, member: 3097"] I guess what I'm saying is....eventhough it is a full size dog it may be a young (maybe two years old). That dog might not have had a lot of interaction with hunters thus making it more curious when it hears or smells something. I've had coyote see me in the woods and never break stride, walking right past me but keeping a eye on me. I've had others see me and turn and bolt at the first glance of something odd. Who knows why they do some of the things they do. I was out calling one day and seen one sunning in the middle of a field. I decided to have a little fun and make a distress call and watch the reaction. I hit the call only to have the dog lift it's head look my direction and lay back down. I broke out the deadly lip squeek. Again picking it's head up and laying it right back down. I used the howler to give it a couple small barks and that didn't work either. It never entered my mind to fire off a shot and see if it would come running. lol I did end up shooting it (not calling it). I went and took a look to see if the dog had any problems I could see. I didn't see anything wrong. It looked like a nice young female. [/QUOTE]
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