New Member

[huntinND]

Hello everyone, I am a new member to the sight and thought I would introduce myself. My name is Tyler Haase I live in North Dakota. I am addicted to coyote hunting just like the rest of you. I am fortunate enough to be able to hunt, trap and snare coyotes year round for animal damage control. I enjoy helping landowners out with livestock issues, it is very rewarding when you can save a rancher hundreds of dollars in losses by taking out a few problem animals. You learn a lot about coyote behavior and calling technique when you after them all the time, but the one thing I love about calling is you are never really an expert. When you think you have it all figured out they throw you a curve ball. Every coyote is different and it is fun to figure out what is going to trigger them. There is nothing better then watching a pair of coyotes comming in hot across a snow covered pasture. I am always looking to learn new things, and share experiences with people who enjoy coyotes as much as me. This looks like a great site for doing that so I look forward to talking with you all.

[LeviM]

Nice to have you on board!

Sounds like you have alot of knowledge about coyotes!! It will be good to hear some of your thoughts and stories

[lyonch]

Welcome aboard!!! I hope you brought some pictures

[Coyotehunter]

thanks for stopping by, you will see this site is a little different than most. Have a look around and let us know what you like and don't like. Go to the board that has site feed back and drop a line and give me some thoughts.

[EO caller]

Hi everbody, I'm also a new member. I grew up on a ranch in eastern oregon just 25 miles from the columbia river. I just started calling last January and I'm totally hooked. I brought in around 30 and killed 18. Theres nothing like it and I cant wait till the weather cools off and they start growing some hair. My friends and family are sick of me talking about it so I guess you guys have to take over.

[Coyotehunter]

yep, it will take over your life if you let it.

[huntinND]

Thanks for all of the replies, here are a few pics from Arizona (Hopefully this works) I will post more pictures and experiences from North Dakota in the future.

[huntinND]

Few more pics from AZ. Lot of sheep killers in that area.

[Coyote 22-250]

great pics. welcome to the site

[lyonch]

Awesome pictures!!! That first one of that cat looks almost unreal. It looks like a painting So it looks like you use longspring traps? What are your thoughts about them?

[LeviM]

Great pics!!!

your living the life man!!!

[huntinND]

When I was in Arizona I used longsprings exclusively. Not by choice though that is what I was given for work. They are alright a lot of coyotes have been caught in Victors, but I prefer using Sterling coilsprings for coyotes.
I should try blocking out the trap on the cat and blow up a picture that I could hang on my wall! I miss catching bobcats, none of them in this part of the state.

[Coyotehunter]

Well, we have another trapper on board.

[Jerry Hunsley]

Welcome Tyler. I think you will like this site. Lots of good people on here and I think Jamie will keep this site up good. Not much bashing and thats the nice thing about it. Lots of knowledgeable people on here willing to share that. Come to the Classic this year and see for yourself.

[Prairie Ghost]

Great pics keep up the good work and welcome aboard