Night Vision Tips for Coyote Hunting: What You Need to Know

In many places, coyote season is open year-round! Night vision can be particularly effective late at night or early morning, making it easier to spot them.

Legally speaking, it’s fascinating how each state twists regulations for night hunting. Makes it hard to keep track! Happy hunting, but always ensure you’re compliant!

So true! I once faced a fine because I was unaware of a specific rule. It pays to stay educated!

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At least coyote hunting doesn’t require as much red tape as some other species! Although I wouldn’t mind more regulations if it means preserving our wildlife.

True! But it’s always a good idea to stay informed about any updates in regulations. Can’t hurt to double-check!

When hunting coyotes at night, use a call to lure them in. A distress call works well, especially for younger coyotes. Make sure to use a variable volume to mimic realism.

I agree with you! I’ve found that a mix of howls and distress calls really catches their attention. It can take some patience, but it’s worth it!

Choosing the right hunting spots is key! Look for areas with signs of coyote activity, like tracks and scat. Near food sources like farmland or open plains can be very effective.

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Absolutely! I usually check for high ground. It gives you an advantage to spot movement and makes your night vision equipment work even better.

Safety cannot be overlooked. Always wear suitable clothing and a headlamp in case of emergency. Having a buddy system is also a good idea when hunting at night.

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Great advice! I’d recommend carrying a first aid kit and keeping your phone handy. You never know when you’ll need it out there!

Night vision gear can be expensive. Is there a way to get good quality without breaking the bank? Looking for budget options here!

You might want to check out refurbished models. Many brands offer good warranties, and you can find some solid deals online that won’t empty your wallet.

Sometimes, I think you need some luck along with skill. I swear, every time I go out prepared, I forget something critical. Like my snacks… very crucial for long nights!

Haha, I’ve been there! It can be a real struggle. A coyote won’t care if you’re hungry, that’s for sure!

Overall, patience is vital. Coyotes can be unpredictable, and sometimes a quiet night is just what they need to come close. Stay alert!