Using coyote pelt for stalk

[Tmac]

Maybe try a cow decoy. Check out Montana decoys.

I’ve used 4-5’ of tan burlap camo stretched between a couple thin wood slats. Walk behind it. Worked well to get in range.

But the easiest is to learn to cow walk. Takes two. Guy #1 is the front of the cow, no arm swinging allowed, this is the preferred position. The back of the cow is guy #2. He places his hands on #1’s hips and his nose right about in the butt crack of #1. Walk like a cow, stop and start, show a side profile early to establish your bovine bonafides. Walking at a tangent to the target helps too. It actually works.

 

[Grassymike]

You do realize that back in the day the Indians with wolf hides were the guys on the side and rear of a herd they were working on stampeding over a cliff , right.

 

[CarterHunt]

I remember listening to Remi Warren talk about this on Rogan's podcast. Sorrrrta makes sense for buffalo because they aren't going to see coyotes as a threat, but it sounds like a terrible idea for antelope and a great way to commit die.

 

[displacedtexan]

Did you draw a antelope tag at Disneyland?

 

[waspocrew]

Great, now I have to make sure the coyote in my scope isn’t actually some idiot in a pelt….

 

[ThreeOhSeven]

So you're saying it's not a good idea to dress up as a predator with an open season and no bag limit?

 

[WestTexas]

I laughed out loud at the OP.


If I were going to herd antelope, this would be an idea for the running.

 

[Erebor]

Besides the fact that it look freaking cool, NAH