CountryBoy19
Grandmaster
Please, spare me; I'm done with your BS posts. Please tell me where the snot-nosed tone was in my original post. I mentioned that friends (that I've previously hunted with) didn't or weren't able to go hunting while I was home and then said I was just venting my frustrations... how is that being snot-nosed about nobody wanting to take me hunting with them? I didn't ask anybody to take me with them, as a matter of fact, it's my property and my family's property, nearly 1000 acres of it. I just wanted a night out in the field with some old friends that I only get to see once or twice a year.
I don't debate at all that you do a lot of predator hunting. But your comment specifically regarding not being able to see upwind and/or downwind of a setup clearly shows you don't hunt much open ground yet you came trotting into this thread just FULL OF KNOWLEDGE on hunting coyotes on open ground... Really, go drive around northern Indiana for a while and tell me about hunting open ground. The specific area I have access to hunt up there is literally all open ground. There are a few small patches of trees here and there, but typically less than 5 acres wooded land per sq mile (640 acres) in most cases. If you choose to make your stand right in the middle of those trees so you can't see anything around you that's your perogative. But I prefer to do it out in the open and I've had plenty of success doing it out in the open. And yet you claim I know nothing and I'm using the "my way works for me" as a smoke-screen...
Please enlighten me, if it works great for me, and the terrain I hunt in Northern IN, then how is it a "smokescreen"?
Interesting take the the situation. If you didn't come here to solve my personal relationship problems then why did you jump right in with personal insults? I came here to vent, you attacked my character and hunting style in a very arrogant way.
Also, keep your huge pile of coyotes you kill around Bedford this weekend, I'm sure with your great success you will have so much that your fur-buyer will give you a great discount on skinning them out for you.
FWIW, I would trust what INGO member "Lonnie" says on coyote hunting long before I trusted you based upon his tone and writing style alone. You post arrogantly as you do and it kills all of your credibility. I don't need any "credibility" on INGO; I'm confident in my abilities and reaffirmed by my success. You seem to need to establish your credibility yet; you're working very hard at it.
