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LET EM GROW

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LET EM GROW 6 pointer

LET EM GROW

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Just wanted to throw this out there.. 

As the rut slows, and deer seasons end gets closer. I will be back out in the fields at night calling coyotes. If you or anyone you  may know, want the coyote numbers down, and are in, or not too far from Steuben County, Id be glad to come assist. (8M, 8N, 8P, 8R, 8T, 8X, 9P, 9Y) is the general areas I roam depending on the night..  I get out maybe 1-3x a week typically. 

I do not care about hunting your deer whatsoever, I have my own managed grounds. I just absolutely enjoy calling coyotes after dark, More than deer hunting itself by far! lol I only need a field or a few fields( to possibly make multiple setups) if interested.. As well as any neighbor or friend that would like them thinned as well..   

For anyone who may be on the fence, coyote hunting does not ruin or interrupt deer hunting whatsoever. I couldn't tell you how many times I will walk in to a field full of bedded or feeding deer, start calling and they wont even look at me half the time.. even the closest ones..  I can give references if needed. Tag along if you'd like!

Feel free to PM me..   

Thanks!

Bryan

Moog5050 6 pointer

Moog5050

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3 hours ago, LET EM GROW said:

Just wanted to throw this out there.. 

As the rut slows, and deer seasons end gets closer. I will be back out in the fields at night calling coyotes. If you or anyone you  may know, want the coyote numbers down, and are in, or not too far from Steuben County, Id be glad to come assist. (8M, 8N, 8P, 8R, 8T, 8X, 9P, 9Y) is the general areas I roam depending on the night..  I get out maybe 1-3x a week typically. 

I do not care about hunting your deer whatsoever, I have my own managed grounds. I just absolutely enjoy calling coyotes after dark, More than deer hunting itself by far! lol I only need a field or a few fields( to possibly make multiple setups) if interested.. As well as any neighbor or friend that would like them thinned as well..   

For anyone who may be on the fence, coyote hunting does not ruin or interrupt deer hunting whatsoever. I couldn't tell you how many times I will walk in to a field full of bedded or feeding deer, start calling and they wont even look at me half the time.. even the closest ones..  I can give references if needed. Tag along if you'd like!

Feel free to PM me..   

Thanks!

Bryan

Good luck buddy.  Knock down some stink dogs!

LET EM GROW 6 pointer

LET EM GROW

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1 hour ago, Lil zeek said:

We had one in our field last night, I’m gonna try and get him tonight. They have been all over our deer carcasses lately.

I bought a bunch of your dads goods he was selling, They were what got me started years ago lol. Best of luck! Stick to vocals more than prey if you can help it 

LET EM GROW 6 pointer

LET EM GROW

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17 minutes ago, cervidchasers said:

I figured i will share here, just picked this up as I plan to go after coyotes this yr myself
https://us.dntoptics.com/products/zhd312r-zulus-hd-3-12x-digital-night-vision-scope-with-laser-rangefinder-and-ballistic-calculator

The size/weight and features are great along with the reviews and its price point

Looks like a great deal for the price. I have never heard of them. You will probably want a little better IR light once you get going. Most Digital NV scopes dont come with strong enough IR light to get the most from your scope. Much clearer image and can see up to 1000yrds  or more. But if it can in deed get you 450 yards with clarity. Thats great from that small light!

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cervidchasers 7 pointer

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22 minutes ago, LET EM GROW said:

Looks like a great deal for the price. I have never heard of them. You will probably want a little better IR light once you get going. Most Digital NV scopes dont come with strong enough IR light to get the most from your scope. Much clearer image and can see up to 1000yrds  or more. But if it can in deed get you 450 yards with clarity. Thats great from that small light!

I only can see around 200 yards and this does fine for that

LET EM GROW 6 pointer

LET EM GROW

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4 minutes ago, cervidchasers said:

I only can see around 200 yards and this does fine for that

Awesome Keep us posted. They work great for deer hunting scopes too, they gather light and you can record your shots or cool stuff. lol 

cervidchasers 7 pointer

cervidchasers

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Just now, LET EM GROW said:

Awesome Keep us posted. They work great for deer hunting scopes too, they gather light and you can record your shots or cool stuff. lol 

Thats the plan for next yr, it can save 5 different ballistics so may even put it on the xbow

mowin 10 pointer

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On 12/4/2024 at 7:17 AM, LET EM GROW said:

Just wanted to throw this out there.. 

As the rut slows, and deer seasons end gets closer. I will be back out in the fields at night calling coyotes. If you or anyone you  may know, want the coyote numbers down, and are in, or not too far from Steuben County, Id be glad to come assist. (8M, 8N, 8P, 8R, 8T, 8X, 9P, 9Y) is the general areas I roam depending on the night..  I get out maybe 1-3x a week typically. 

I do not care about hunting your deer whatsoever, I have my own managed grounds. I just absolutely enjoy calling coyotes after dark, More than deer hunting itself by far! lol I only need a field or a few fields( to possibly make multiple setups) if interested.. As well as any neighbor or friend that would like them thinned as well..   

For anyone who may be on the fence, coyote hunting does not ruin or interrupt deer hunting whatsoever. I couldn't tell you how many times I will walk in to a field full of bedded or feeding deer, start calling and they wont even look at me half the time.. even the closest ones..  I can give references if needed. Tag along if you'd like!

Feel free to PM me..   

Thanks!

Bryan

Wish you were closer to me, I've got a couple different places I can hook you up with. 

lucky118 6 pointer

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On 12/4/2024 at 7:17 AM, LET EM GROW said:

Just wanted to throw this out there.. 

As the rut slows, and deer seasons end gets closer. I will be back out in the fields at night calling coyotes. If you or anyone you  may know, want the coyote numbers down, and are in, or not too far from Steuben County, Id be glad to come assist. (8M, 8N, 8P, 8R, 8T, 8X, 9P, 9Y) is the general areas I roam depending on the night..  I get out maybe 1-3x a week typically. 

I do not care about hunting your deer whatsoever, I have my own managed grounds. I just absolutely enjoy calling coyotes after dark, More than deer hunting itself by far! lol I only need a field or a few fields( to possibly make multiple setups) if interested.. As well as any neighbor or friend that would like them thinned as well..   

For anyone who may be on the fence, coyote hunting does not ruin or interrupt deer hunting whatsoever. I couldn't tell you how many times I will walk in to a field full of bedded or feeding deer, start calling and they wont even look at me half the time.. even the closest ones..  I can give references if needed. Tag along if you'd like!

Feel free to PM me..   

Thanks!

Bryan

Pa state lands are over run with them. You could have a field day.

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