hunting at night for yotes?
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You can hunt them at night.
http://home.mdwfp.com/WMA/Default.aspx
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From opening of deer archery season to the last
day of February: (private lands and open public
lands that have statewide seasons without special
regulations) Nuisance animals may be hunted,
taken, killed or pursued during daylight hours with
weapons legal to use for the hunting season open at
the time. Persons hunting nuisance animals from ½
hour after sunset until ½ hour before sunrise with or
without the aid of a light, are restricted to using
standard rim fire rifles or handguns no larger than
.22 caliber (all magnums are excluded) and/or
shotguns with shot size no larger than No. 6 shot.Persons hunting nuisance animals with archery
equipment and/or with primitive weapons during
archery or primitive weapons season must possess
either a Sportsman License or an Archery/Primitive
Weapon License in addition to an All-Game License.
http://home.mdwfp.com/WMA/Default.aspx
Look under nuisance animals
From opening of deer archery season to the last
day of February: (private lands and open public
lands that have statewide seasons without special
regulations) Nuisance animals may be hunted,
taken, killed or pursued during daylight hours with
weapons legal to use for the hunting season open at
the time. Persons hunting nuisance animals from ½
hour after sunset until ½ hour before sunrise with or
without the aid of a light, are restricted to using
standard rim fire rifles or handguns no larger than
.22 caliber (all magnums are excluded) and/or
shotguns with shot size no larger than No. 6 shot.Persons hunting nuisance animals with archery
equipment and/or with primitive weapons during
archery or primitive weapons season must possess
either a Sportsman License or an Archery/Primitive
Weapon License in addition to an All-Game License.
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Just get you a rabbit in distressed call. Blow on it and get ready. I killed one last Friday morning with my bow. Saw him than called him to me by sucking air through my teeth and lips. In a mouse squeeking kinda way. Called him back to me 3 times before he gave me a shot.
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I want to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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My yotes are getting use to my night time tactics. I have decided to purchase a nightvision scope for the crafty critters. I did manage to pop a male last week while I was preparing a ryegrass field. They usually have no fear of tractors for some reason. He actually came out to the edge of the field and laid down just watching me go back and forth. I let him relax just a little while before I laid him out permanently.
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