I was asked to kill some yotes around the beachgrove area, looked the propert over and it looks good, lots of tracks and s#^%, but i know nothing about middle tn, think there's a good number of yotes? I'm asking because i've been asked to kill some before to find out the people seen on in ten years. It's a long drive for me but they pay for ammo but still dont know much about it.Looks like you could kill a truck load.
help me out please!!!!
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spitndrum
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Yotes are abundant in Middle Tn, Hands Down, You should kill one every trip unless your hunting 100 acres, then it gets hard because they will get educated if you dont kill em like missing or them busting you, all you got to do is get on the edge of a field that you can see VERY VERY well, in 75% of all directions make sure the wind is in your face, make sure the sun is to your back if its sunny(get in the shadows) decoy will make it that much better, don't have to have a real decoy jus something that will blow in the wind if there is any jus a visual....I usually call for about 5-7 minutes then wait and watch for 15 minutes, not a pro but called in several Yotes, Bobcats like soft calling and generally take longer to move in on the decoy unless they pop out right on top of you...might get lucky and kill a bobcat before it closes around feb.15th as did last year?? Keep these things in mind and you shouldn't have any problems at all!
Good Luck
Brandon
Good Luck
Brandon
Thanks, killed many just didn't know about mid tn. but it looks great. Got about 5,000 acres i think should be good!
Thanks again Brandon.
Maybe we could hook up for a hunt, I've got a Fox Pro but have not had much time to use it. Maybe that will change.
Thanks again Brandon.
Maybe we could hook up for a hunt, I've got a Fox Pro but have not had much time to use it. Maybe that will change.
spitndrum
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XMAN said:
Ya we might be able to do that, hollar and we will see what schedules look like!
spitndrum
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Hard to say I'll be a daddy in April :D
spitndrum
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End of Feburary might work, we will jus have to see how it goes!
I call in bedford and marshall counties and call a few largwe farms in the bell buckle/ beech grove area. That area has plenty of dogs, but it is not my favorite area as it is a little too "clean". It has become a high rent area and their are a lot of nice homes. People keep the land a little nice, but there should be some opportunity.
