The Outdoorsman

Clear totes so you can see whats in them or just lable them if they are not the clear ones. I also took a long piece of 1x4 and attached it to the wall in my basement and screwed in hooks to hold my binos, grunt tube, rattle bag, releases, etc

Nice rifle, congrats.

I have this same problem but like Strut10 said, use a treestand to get up and get better visibility. with todays climbers, you can attach camo netting to the gun rest that goes across the front of you (if you have one). Look for defined access trails that offer the least amount of resistance for yotes to travel to you. and definetly play the wind!!!! I have food plots throughout both properties I hunt and they present long shooting lanes for me as well as the trails that we have bush-hogged out for quieter movement in and out of the woods. the use of a decoy also helps if its visible from a distance to help take the attention off you.

Congrats!!!

Just my preference but I like the Savage Model 10 Predator in .243, it hits hard and is a tight shooter out of the box.

Nice yote Chase, congrats. Im making my first trip out this weekend. Where abouts in Indiana are you? Im down in the SE corner in Switzerland Co.

The Song Dog has worked well for me with howls and barks. As for yips or Ki-yi's, I like the Hot Dog or Ki-Yi by Primos.