a few dogs

COYOTEMASTER · Jan 10, 2006

lets here the story on this!!!!

NMHUNTNUTT1 · Jan 10, 2006

I need that kind of luck this weekend for the predator contest here in NM . Wow , thats a great pic , is that a couple days calling ? Yeah , go ahead , fill us in , throw us a bone on some of your tactics....NM

cjg_beef · Jan 10, 2006

Sent a PM

CameronsRule · Jan 10, 2006

I'd say the "rest of the story" involves a fixed wing or helicopter, or a deep freeze.

clyde · Jan 10, 2006

do you think?

Kevin D · Jan 10, 2006

So that is where Stan got that pile of dogs to skin.......I recognize the house and yard. Cameron, them's the Wellsberg mountains in the background.....some of my turf!

littlebuck · Jan 12, 2006

LAST EDITED ON Jan-12-06 AT 10:28AM (MST)[p]I have a Labrador that likes to roll. My wife taught both of my dogs to roll over for treats. One of the dogs will keep rolling until he get his treat or you pet him. The rest was simple. You just tell the dog to roll over and then blow on the wounded rabbit call. After a day or two the dog will roll over and over when the call is blown. A few years back I ran retriever hunt tests with both of my dogs so they are trained to run blind retrieves, Now you give the dog a line send him out 50 yards. Just like a blind retrieve then you blow the call. And the dog starts to roll. If you can get a good drainage you send the dog out about 75 yards and blow the call and he starts to roll, then mister and miss coyote see a wounded animal and hear the call. Nothing like dangling a half dead meal in front of wild dogs. One last thing don't use a slow fat dog. If you have a coyote sneak in the dog needs to be able to fight or run.

clyde · Jan 12, 2006

I've seen that some time ago on a huntin show and it worked really well. good tactics for them yotes!

RockyMtnOyster · Jan 12, 2006

BAHHHHHHAAA HAAAAAAAA
Using your dog as bait!!! That's awesome, I'd be worried I might shoot my own dog, then I'd be pissed.

RockyMtnOyster

AZbowhntr · Jan 12, 2006

That's great. Definately would want a dog that could run or fight. It sure works though.

Gator · Jan 17, 2006

That's a great story, it nice to see that many good coyotes, What do ya use for shooting. Great picture.

Longun · Jan 20, 2006

Looks like you saved over 500 Fawns this coming year. Now come up to Wyoming with them fancy trained dogs. I need help exterminating that many up here. Congrats and keep it up!!

BuckSnort · Jan 21, 2006

That's cool! How many days of calling did it take to get a pile of yote's like that.

AZWALKER · Jan 27, 2006

Boy... I'd like to try that with some of the nieghborhood cats running around spraying my truck tires. That would work great but I'd need a rope and a stake to tie it to!!!

Donnie

couesbitten · Jan 27, 2006

Is that Doyle Moss in that photo? Not like him to go shootin' something without antlers. Scott/couesbitten

Archer16 · Jan 27, 2006

So you live in ol CRACHE VALLEY like I do

Do you have any teenagers that go to MT Crest?

LIK2HNT · Jan 28, 2006

Nice stack of dogs. How long did it take to shoot all those?

Bill

treed · Jun 21, 2006

Like to see more of these photos...Good catch

SLIVER · Aug 11, 2006

My wife has a Yorkie, about 4 pounds, maybe i'll ask her if i can borrow him for a while.

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FullCryHounds · Aug 13, 2006

Littlebuck, First, congratulations on a little ingenuity. Ya gotta love it. Now here's another idea. How about using an Airdale or hound to do your rolling around? Then you wouldn't even need a gun. Just let that coyote come on in so the dog gets a wiff or quick look at him, then the race is on! Talk about exciting.

Cerolad · Jan 14, 2021

SLIVER said:
My wife has a Yorkie, about 4 pounds, maybe i'll ask her if i can borrow him for a while.

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