Hi all,
I do most of my calling in the far eastern part of ND, but once a year I go west to the Little Missouri National Grasslands to call. It's been my experience that the coyotes out west are much more vocal than the coyotes in eastern ND. I RARELY hear a coyote in the east unless I've been busted, yet out west I hear them all the time. I know that some on this board have called on both sides of ND and I'm curious if others have noticed this.
Thanks,
Nitwit
Vocal Coyotes - East vs. West
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Population densities. The more coyotes you have the more vocal. Less coyotes, less vocal. They use the vocalizations to help re-enforce boundaries. Letting evereyone know know where they are at. The smaller their territories the more vocal they are. Higher densities of coyotes means smaller territories. (typically)