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You know back in the day they use to put big triple hooks thru a hunk of meat and hang it above a bone pile about 4 feet off the ground after the dogs started working the pile. The next day there would be one swinging. At least that’s what my grandpa use to tell me. I’m pretty sure this wasn’t legal but it was effective, he use to say. Lol. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

It’s not nearly as bad when your wife enjoys fishing as much as you do. Lol. I’m the luckiest man alive. [emoji4][emoji4][emoji1303] Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

No I’ve never stayed there. I’m from Pa. I fish Erie mostly, I fish Ontario for Browns in the spring. I’d like to start fishing Ontario for Kings next year. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

So who is all going? My wife and I will be there Friday thru Sunday we are bring some friends along. Hope to meet some people, put some faces to names.

If I have a really good feeling in a spot that it’s a sure thing I’m going to call one in I will take a climber stand. It’s a big advantage. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have but I don’t anymore. Just the 22-250. If some goes with me one of us takes a shotgun. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I can’t believe no one jumped on this yet? Super fishing rig. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

The Rabbit is what I use most of the time. I also have a tail on a wire that spins, it sets on a fence post better than the rabbit. the trick is to get it high enough for them to see the movement from several hundred yards away. A coyote doesn't seam to care that rabbits cant climb fence posts or that there is a tail on a fence post wagging like hell. its the movement that is the icing on the cake. I have never had one hang up once they have seen the decoy. Im a firm believer in decoys. the trick is make it visible!!!!

I usually start 3 or 4 hours before sundown. When a coyote gets up for the evening he or she will eat there biggest meal of the day within a half hour of rising for the evening. I usually don’t hunt blind. I will take a ride in the evening with my howler and locate a few coyotes. The next afternoon I will setup on these locations and start to call. I want to be the first thing that the coyote hears when she gets up for the evening. Works really well. Always face down wind and use a decoy. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

There are fishers all over in Elk Co. Pa. they are killing machines. I’ve lived on and around farms all my life. I’ve seen lots of critters get into the hen house and grab a chicken and off they go. When a fisher gets into a hen house they kill every chicken they can catch. Same goes for yotes. They kill them all. I’m with Mike on this!! Back in the late 80,s I caught a coyote in the owls nest area of Elk Co. (first one I’d ever seen) it had a game commission tracking collar on it that said Pa game com. On it. I called the game warden and he showed up. They took the collar and I was told they were tracking there east ward progress. That was there professional position. The game warden at that time was a good friend of my dad. He told us that they had in fact brought some coyotes in to see how they would do. Well F&$k me!! They are doing well!!! The deer? Not so well!! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Mike I use the premo alpha dog caller. I have my best luck hunting I the evening. My best calls are fawn I distress, Fox in distress, turkey putting, rabbit in distress and cat in distress. I usually setup looking down wind, I’ve never had one come in with the wind. I also use a decoy. I set it up as high as I can get it so it’s easier for them to spot. Mines a mechanical rabbit. I’ve set it on fence posts 4 feet off the ground and had yotes run in like there on a string when they see it. My weapon of choice is a tack driving 22-250. And a 12 gauge 3 - 1/2” with # 4 shot and an extra full choke tube. Good hunting fellas hope we all get a few. Merry Christmas all. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yozuri for sure I have the twin to that plug.

Are you guys hunting these at night or in the early morning and late afternoon? up here in Pa. I have the most luck in the late afternoon. after dark I have no luck with dogs!! too much pressure up my way.

I heard they reintroduce the fisher in Pa. to help control the porcupine population, they also have a season on porcupine in pa. Now. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I think I’ll go with the app eventually. Just hard to justify the money. Lol [emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I’ve been looking for a copy. I’m not willing to spend 150.00 for it though. However I’d spend 50.00 for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Thanks John. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Can someone please post a link that will let me sign up for the salmon school. Please??? I can’t get there from the main page on my iPad. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

The earlier you plan on fishing the further west you want to go. Although there is a good residential population of walleye to the extreme east of the lake too. East of Dunkirk. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

That’s cool [emoji41]. I found myself. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

That's what I've been doing for years, works good.