what sounds would a dieng deer make(coyote hunting)

no the idea behind the dieing deer was to be able to use the old hide for cover and get into a huge open area that the yotes refuse to get into
so by being under a hide i dont have to be afraid to move i check behind me and in front of me left right and while turning it would make the hide a little more appetizing and i would be able to see all edges of the field while the circle and come in (i hoped) but something i fear more than coyotes packing together and thinking im dinner is a simple tiny chunk of metal hurled out of a rile so no i would ever poach a deer just to sit under it ild have to be perty broke and perty hungry and still why waist deer rabbit squirrel and crow all taste fine and if your back east snapper has multiple flavors of meat white dark flake rubbery take your pick
 
Deer sometimes make a baaAAAaaa sound when they die, like a calf, or lamb.

Yes Very good, Get a grunt caller that adjusts to yung buck,doe & fawn ;)
And the rabbit call is excellent either or JMO ; )
Y/D
 
Moving at all while calling coyotes is the worst thing you can do. You need movement away from you at least 75 feet, preferably remote activated & at a diagonal so they don't see you in the back ground. Sneak it, sit down, shut up. Let your set cool off for twenty minutes or so. Then activate your 'bait' and start squeaking.
I like cabela's open country 3d line of camo for what sounds like similar terrain. They also have a line of camo with a similar pattern but on a white background for blending in with snow/brush.
 
After butchering my deer, I put the remains of the carcass out in an open area. Easy enough to sit some distance away in the brush until Ol' Wily comes to supper...

A jackrabbit call is near enough in pitch to a wounded fawn sound as makes no never-mind.
 
yes i know just how bad movement is which is why i planned (didnt do) to sit in the snow up to my waist with the hide over me the using it to disguise my movement they will watch the hid not me underneath it but i think i just need to find a spot that is less hunted so the coyotes arent as smart
 
You don't want to be anywhere near whatever it is that has their attention. They're not going to be mystified by something and not see you move. If they're looking in your direction and you move, at all, they're going to see it. You need to get their attention somewhere that you're NOT.

You really want your decoy or bait pile, whatever, to be a good distance from you. I would guess 100 yards would be a good minimum. Considering that you should have no trouble hitting a coyote at even 250, 300 yards, I'd try to be 150-200 yards from whatever I'm using to get their attention.
 
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