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Coyotes last swim.

Did a little calling along a secluded section of river bottom.
Coyotes love hunting river edges and banks especially in warm weather.
This one came in to baby duck call , he actually jumped in the water and hunted frantically for the duckling before I slammed him,a male.The shot was about 20 yards ,hence the good picture I was about 10 feet off the ground,ear shot,here he is on bank after retrieving.Blind shown in fall season,lots of stuff taken here.
 

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Good job on that one.

One question, where did you get a baby duck call? Not that I'm going to run out and buy one, but curiosity has gotten the better of me. Do you use it often? WD
 
Good job on that one.

One question, where did you get a baby duck call? Not that I'm going to run out and buy one, but curiosity has gotten the better of me. Do you use it often? WD
The baby duckling call is on the Icotec Night stalker electronic caller.Comes on the standard package along with over 100 other calls, best caller on market inmo, never once did it ever fail to produce, but not always the intended species, if you know what I mean.Literally hundreds of varmints have succumbed to it.
 

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