Coyote Hunting Strategies and Behavior

In New Mexico, Kyle attempts to hunt coyotes by setting up an ambush and using distress calls. After an hour without success, he decides to check his traps. Initially, he finds no signs of coyotes, but eventually, he successfully traps one and takes immediate action. The video highlights the challenges and strategies involved in coyote hunting and trapping.

What was Kyle's initial strategy for hunting coyotes?

• Setting up traps

• Hunting at night

• Using a distress call

• Staking out a game trail

Why does Kyle decide to leave his initial spot?

• He heard a coyote elsewhere

• He was running out of daylight

• He was getting cold

• He ran out of ammunition

What are some reasons Kyle believes the coyotes might not respond to his distress call?

• They didn't hear the call or were spooked

• They are not hungry

• They are too far away

• They are nocturnal

What does Kyle do after finding no signs of coyotes at his first trap?

• He checks another trap

• He sets up more traps

• He gives up and returns to camp

• He changes his hunting location

How does Kyle react upon finding a coyote in his trap?

• He waits to see if more coyotes appear

• He immediately shoots the coyote

• He tries to release the coyote

• He calls for backup

What does Kyle note about the intelligence of coyotes?

• They are not interested in distress calls

• They are easy to trap

• They are hard to trap because they are smart

• They are only active at night