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Mon, 2011-08-22 16:47

freepeircings

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So cal Coyotes

Just moved out here recently and just wondering if anyone has some good tips or places fairly close by to call in some coyotes..( im located on Pendleton)

thanks in advance for any advice

Tue, 2011-08-23 10:57

Ca_Vermonster

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Have you checked with the

Have you checked with the game wardens on Pendleton itself about hunting there? They have very good deer hunting, and I have seen plenty of coyotes there. Just not sure if they allow you to shoot the yotes too.

Also, look out for the buffalo, and don't even think about shooting one. Fun to watch though.

If you cannot find a place on base, get a map of the Cleveland National Forest. Closest access for you would probably be out Route 76 to Palomar mountain. It's probably a 45-60 minute drive until you hit public land there.

Let me know if you have any other qeustions. I know a couple of the base wardens, so I could try to find out about yotes on base.

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