Killed 3 in the last 2 weeks.  They had stopped commung to the stand and no new pictures. I know there are more around.

I am pretty limited on where I can hunt them, being surrounded by subdivisions. How far off my old stand do I need to move?

Old stand is on the edge of a field with bait about 25 yards in. The woods goes back about 75 yards until the ground starts dropping sharply to a branch. Big hill on other side of branch that rises about 20 feet over 100 yards.

Does anyone think I will have luck near the branch bottom?

Just thinking they may come in to baitclose by, but be more comfortable in the cover of the woods.

In the last 2 weeks how many times have you hunted that stand?

4 times. Only once did a coyote not come in.

It is an enclosed stand. With enough room to lay down in. I keep an air mattress in there with a warm sleeping bag.
I bought one of those cameras that sends you a text message with the picture. 1/2 hour before dark, go in stand, go to sleep with phone on vibrate. Every time phone vibrates, turn on night vision scope and see what tripped the camera. Shoot it if it is a coyote, rinse repeat.

After every time I shot a coyote, I would not go out until  the camera picked up another coyote. No coyotes have come in last week, shitgobs of deer though.

I do quite a bit of coyote hunting, personally I think more than once a week is too much. They are pretty smart and catch on quick if too much pressure is put on.  I would give it a couple of weeks before I returned.. and if you have some game cams up that'll give you an inclination of them coming back.
With that said, I'm intrigued with your camera and sleep setup

I want to believe this is a yote, will have examine file on computer, phone screen is kinda scratched. Attached File

The setup works like a charm, got another one tonight. Raccoons had been on the bait all night, then nothing happened for an hour, was fast asleep when the phone buzzed. DRT.
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That's awesome