Looking for coyote hunting info for Treasure Valley

[emgee00]

New to the Treasure Valley and would like to get info to learn more about coyote hunting. I seem to see a lot of stickers on vehicles that make me think it's pretty big around here and I have blinds, calls and firepower to do so. Looking to get a can or two as well but for now I would be the noisy one of the group. Any info as to where to possibly link up with folks would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

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[308]

New to the Treasure Valley and would like to get info to learn more about coyote hunting. I seem to see a lot of stickers on vehicles that make me think it's pretty big around here and I have blinds, calls and firepower to do so. Looking to get a can or two as well but for now I would be the noisy one of the group. Any info as to where to possibly link up with folks would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

You can hit the BLM out off Emmett Rd, but will need a thermal scope since the dogs are out mostly at night around here.

 

[Member 34319]

Find a good cleared hill side. Sit, call, wait. They are pretty much everywhere. If you have a good serenade call on your device, play that right at or just before sunrise, you'll know immediately if anything is close or not.

 

[RVTECH]

Looking to get a can or two as well but for now I would be the noisy one of the group.

Group? Two is a crowd when 'yote hunting.

Best 'cans' for 'yote hunting are the full ones in in your ice chest (not needed in the winter) for thirst quenching when you get back to your rig !