Fox or yote?
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Get an electronic call app for them, there is a local guy who shoots tons of them at night if you are looking for an assist
Actually, I was told that by DNR almost 20 years ago.
Yeah they were here 20 years ago, but I don't think they were in every county that soon.
Hope you get him.
They are much easier to see than kill especially with a bow.
They are much easier to see than kill especially with a bow.
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Aside from the My Cousin Vinnie reference (yutes), the common pronunciation of coyote is "kai-yo-tay". My Texas relatives say "kai-yote".
lowoncash
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The real question is have you seen any roadrunners?
Assume you're referring to this? Wouldn't survive the winters.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/11/19/roadrunner-travels-to-portland-maine/
My family in PA also calls them them "kai-yotes".
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Ah, the elusive Geococcyx californianus meepus meepus variety. I hear that they're kai-yote proof birds.
Samlab
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......that is 100% a Coyote! Where there are Coyote's....you won't find many Fox. They are mortal enemies. Fox will move on or be killed off by the Coyote since they are competitors for the some similar food sources.
730waters
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Yote !!!
Thinking this one was just an advanced patrol No impact yet on my fox population . Had two attempting to grab some squirrels under me today. Added a fur bearer tag to my license and I have some blue tooth speakers I'm going to setup around my stand to run predator calls through. I'm even reaching out to english horse lady to let her know. They probably are not a good thing to have chasing your horses.
Especially if she has any foals!
I've heard that a lot of preditors are suckers for the distressed rabbit call.
steves1911
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They roam a pretty large area you may not see them again for a couple days. We just started night hunting this week near Westminster. Weve taken a few fox and had 1 coyote hang up around 350yds out. I should have taken the shot but tried to coax him in farther and he took off when we started the caller up again. Theres is a pack of 3 big yotes weve had on camera a few times in the last 2 months hope to catch up to them soon our calving season starts in a few weeks.
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