coyote hunting in ohio

go to the website california cathchers him and i ve hunted he has his own coyote page on his site

 

Ok thank you

 

don't coyotes have rabies?

 

ben it depends but u can tell they will be reallly slow and uncordinated thats why u take a gun because they wont run so just shoot the SOBs

 

Where in ohio you located? Id like to learn as well since ima newbie myself.

 

Sounds like there's lots of fun to be had.

 

i started hunting em in my teens and i am yet to see on i could say for sure had rabies....maybe its our crazy cold winters, the only time i hunt em. that fresh snow makes em stand out. now coons and on the other hand...

 

if they have rabies you can really tell

 

not far from me a couple kids got attacked by a dam fox of all things..he had rabies..where i live we have a clinic once a year and I can get all my dogs rabie shots for 10 bucks a peace..not a bad price

 

if u see a fox and its not running that SOB has rabies where i live we barley ever see foxes and when we do we shoot em

 

yes indeed

 

Im just outside Columbus. Im wondering if theres anything else i can put my dogs on to hunt. Providing its legal of course. My pup (10months) chases anything. hes caughChipmunk,bird and had ahold of a groundhog. Think he had ahold of it anywayanyway.

 

start him on some coons thats the best make a large roll cage and let him have fun but not for to long as he will lose interest take him away right in the middle of the action then after that try to find a hog once u have a hog build the hog a pen let the dog get in there and do his thing next step up from that are coyotes

 

Dont think therez any hogs close to me. Could i use one of my kennels? Release coin from trap and send my boy in?

 

yes but its gonna should harsh but try to keep the coon from biting the dog the first few times till he gets his confidence up because he might get cold feet if he gets banged up and doesn't get the kill. and make sure theres a top or that coon will be gone.

 

Thanks ill check laws first

 

You did say legal, better check the laws in your area before you go throwing something in a cage with your bulldog might be a big headache if you don't....imo

 

lol Dred warned them on the first page of this thread told them same thing..u get caught u better have some DEEP pockets.

 

A god coyote race is going to span quite a few miles and is going to require more than a few dogs. Bulldogs would never stay in a race. Too short of kegs to not get absolutely left behind. I have buddies back east who run hounds. An average race is about 15 miles. Here we run hounds on bobcat, mtn lion and bear. We average 30 mile races.

About 5 running track dogs and 1 or 2 finish dogs for when the track dogs catch would be cool.

 

ain't no fucking way i'd set one down on no mountain lyon,bear or bob cat. lost a good'n to a gator years ago so no exotic shit for bb anytime soon.