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shortwave · November 11, 2009, 06:29 PM

Thanks guys for the info. The yotes around here aren`t gun shy at all. Nobody ever hunts them and they keep getting bolder. Neighbor had to literally stop the tractor as one was dusting himself in the lane. The mix of woods and pasture will be excellent. There`s alot of nice ambush spots to set up at due to the hills. Should you scent and camo out as with deer hunting? What scents draws them in? Also what`s the best type of calls to use? Apologies for all the questions but I DON`T want to go into this blind and make the mistake of educating them.

November 11, 2009, 06:29 PM	#22
shortwave Senior Member Join Date: December 17, 2007 Location: SOUTHEAST, OHIO Posts: 5,970	Thanks guys for the info. The yotes around here aren`t gun shy at all. Nobody ever hunts them and they keep getting bolder. Neighbor had to literally stop the tractor as one was dusting himself in the lane. The mix of woods and pasture will be excellent. There`s alot of nice ambush spots to set up at due to the hills. Should you scent and camo out as with deer hunting? What scents draws them in? Also what`s the best type of calls to use? Apologies for all the questions but I DON`T want to go into this blind and make the mistake of educating them.