Congrats! I have sat thru quite a few stands in the last four years and have yet to call in a coyote (mostly red fox in my area). The first time I went out I didn't have a clue as to what I was doing. I hiked about 300 yards through a muddy, cut corn field, sat down an started blowing my best impersination of a dying rabbit. Imagine my suprise when less than 15 seconds later a red fox popped out of the woods about 80 yards away. As I hoisted my 10 pound plus heavy barrel rifle in position I realized I had made a critical error. I was still huffing like a freight train from the long muddy walk in. The gun was bobbing up and down as I tried to line up on the red. He must have seen me because he started to turn back into the woods so I let loose with a 55 grain V-max but missed cleanly. He cirlcled around just inside the woods and my buddy who was posted up about 200 yards away picked him off. A few days later I sat in the exact same spot and called in my second fox, this one I killed. Predator hunting is a real rush and is highly addictive. good luck on the yotes.

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