Went coyote hunting this morning...no luck

[ehull20000]

Had a great morning today. Went coyote hunting with a good buddy. Didn't call one in, but it was great to watch the morning unfold over the field we were on.

Hopefully we will get out there again next weekend.

Anybody else hunt this morning?

[Sidewinder]

Ehull20000, I hate that you guys weren't able to get one to come in. Hopefully, next time.

I'd be interested, and I imagine others would be too, if you'd tell us some details about your coyote hunts...like what kinds of guns, ammo, calls, camo, stands particulars, layout of land in front of your stands, did you hear coyotes in the area, what time did you get on the stand, and how long do you stay on a stand?

Us wannabe newbs can appreciate every single morsel of tips and information we can get to improve our coyote hunting skills. Thanks.

[SupaRice]

Didn't hunt, but we had a bonfire by the river last night and heard them going crazy around 8:30.... looking to get after them during the next cold snap.

[ehull20000]

Oh, I'm an newb too. We only have permission on enough land for one stand so we sat on it for an hour. My buddy had a remote call, not sure what kind. He was using coyote howls and what might have been rabbit in distress. I was using Cabelas Whitetail extreme camo with rubber boots. My buddy had woodland surplus camo. He had a 308 SOCOM with a scope and I brought my AR pistol. I was 0-50 and he was 50-150. He has heard coyotes often and reportedly called them in with his Dewalt drill while building a chicken coop.

I think I'm going to start scouting with an electronic call in my truck and drive the back roads. Then I could mark on a map when I hear coyotes. Getting permission from the land owners of promising plots after that. I'm also considering a tree stand or a 16'ish field tripod to get elevated. Not sure what else details to include and any tips would be appriciated.