2010 FoxPro’s Midwest Coyote Calling Event ResultsPosted by admin on August 27th, 2009

2010 FoxPro’s Midwest Coyote Calling Event Final Results

Predator Sniper Class
1st Place – Gugelmeyer / Peterson; Dalhart, Tx. – Lamar, Co.——19 Coyotes
2nd Place – Guzman / Koleman; Brush, Co. – Brush, Co.————13 Coyotes
3rd Place – Griswold / Stoddard: Peidmont, SD. – Kadoka, SD .—–12 Coyotes
4th Place – Cure / Crisman; Goodland, Ks. – Highlands Ranch, Co.–11 Coyotes*
5th Place – Orth / Moyer; Ulysses, Ks.—————————-11 Coyotes*
6th Place – Smith / Guernsey; Lodgepole, Ne. – Benkelman, Ne.—-11 Coyotes*
7th Place – Mekelburg / Smith; Yuma, Co. – Eckley, Co.————10 Coyotes
8th Place – Myers / Brandon; Broken Bow, Ne. – Anselmo, Ne.——-9 Coyotes*
9th Place – Humrich / McArthur; Burlington, Co.———————9 Coyotes*
10th Place – Rockwell / Rockwell; Yuma, Co.Co.———————9 Coyotes*
11th Place – Brandon / Hebbert; Wray, Co. – Hyannis, Ne.———-9 Coyotes*
12th Place – Albert / Tate; Walsh, Co.——————————8 Coyotes*
13th Place – Phillips / Seelhoff; Burlington, Co.———————-8 Coyotes*
14th Place – Luebbers / Luebbers; Sharron Spgs. Co. – Leoti, Ks.—–8 Coyotes*
15th Place – Wills / Rebel; Pueblo, Co. – Parker, Co.——————8 Coyotes*

*All Ties were broken by total weight of coyotes brought in by each team*

Warehouse Class
1st Place – Brown / Bopp Wellington, Co. – Loveland, Co.————-8 Coyotes
2nd Place – Smull / Long; St. Francis, Ks.—————————-7 Coyotes*
3rd Place – Kravig / Kravig; Goodwell, Co. – Laird, Co—————–7 Coyotes*
4th Place – Sampson / Hoff; Wray, Co. – Laird, Co.——————-7 Coyotes*
5th Place – Patterson / Bosley; Ogden, Ks. – Elkhart, Ks.————–7 Coyotes*
6th Place – Guier / Hall; Divide, Co. – Colo. Spgs, Co.——————5 Coyotes
7th Place – Weeden / Weeden, Hays, Ks. – Elkhart, Ks.—————-4 Coyotes*
8th Place – Terrell / Sharp; Wray, Co.——————————–4 Coyotes*
9th Place – Pilger / Pilger; Goodland, Ks. – Wallace, Ks.———- —–4 Coyotes*

*All Ties were broken by total weight of Coyotes brought in by each team*

87 Predator Sniper Teams
55 Sportsman’s Warehouse Teams
142 Total Teams
140 Teams returned to Sunday Check-in

Total Coyotes seen in 2 days – 1162
Total Coyotes killed in 2 days – 413
Total Pounds of coyotes harvested – 8,633.6
Average coyote weight 20.9 Lbs.
Total TWO-POINTER coyotes killed: 9

Big Dog Contest
Griswold / Stoddard———– 40.2 Lbs.
Smull / Long—————— 39.7 Lbs
Gugelmeyer / Peterson——– 38.0 Lbs*
Niblock / Niblock————– 38.0 Lbs*
Layless / Kurk—————- 37.8 Lbs
Stull / Rye——————- 37.6 Lbs
Kinen / Kinen—————– 36.8 Lbs
Hall / Guier——————- 35.9 Lbs

Little Dog Contest
Patterson / Bosley———– 14.0 Lbs
Weaver / Bauserman——— 16.8 Lbs
Stull / Rye——————- 17.2 Lbs*
Pryor / Garcia—————- 17.2 Lbs*
Brown / Bopp—————– 18.3 Lbs
Shaklee / Shaklee————-18.4 Lbs
Orth / Moyer—————– 18.6 Lbs*
Keller / Keller—————– 18.6 Lbs*

*Ties in these two classes were broken by who brought in the most coyotes*

2 Pointer coyotes;
A total of 9 TWO-POINTER coyotes were killed

1st Mahar / Rice – Gothenburg, Ne. 33.4 Lbs. – 7 coyotes
2nd Tarrell / Douglas – Sidney, Ne. 33.4 Lbs. – 4 coyotes

All results are Final, the final confirmation from the Fur Buyer that all the coyotes were taken legally, was OK! There were no infractions or problems of any kind and these standings are official and the Midwest Coyote Calling Judges and Fur Buyer are all in agreement.

Thank you Brent Rueb

World Predator & Hunting ExpoPosted by admin on August 27th, 2009

The next World Predator & Hunting Expo will be held in Columbus, Ohio. Dates are March 19-21, 2010. It is going to be held across the street from the Ohio Deer and Turkey Expo. Both Expos will be held on the same weekend but in their own seperate buildings on the Ohio State Fair Grounds.
This will be the ultimate gathering place for callers and hunters from around the country. Vendors will be displaying the latest in gear, calls, guns and services. Again there will be a list of informative seminars, like no other, from notable speakers thru out the industry.
In 2008 the first in 42 years, World Predator Calling Champion was Crowned! Jon Paul Moody out of Tenn. took the highest honors, as the All Around World Predator Calling Champion. Seth Skinner out of Tx. is the World Distress calling Champion. And JD Piatt out of Oh. became the World Howling Champion. This is the highest level compitition in the calling industry, and the callers peformed in front of a packed audiance, for each division!
Once more the World Predator Calling Compitition will be held in conjunction with the WP&HE. Start to practice now and get ready to call with the best in the industry. Make your plans so that you will be able to attend this huge hunters weekend! March 19-21, 2010 will be an outstanding weekend!

More Information on the 2010 World Predator Expo will continued to be added to the offical website, go to: www.worldpredatorandhuntingexpo.com for information, on the next event.

Contest Information PagePosted by admin on August 27th, 2009

The FoxPro’s Midwest Coyote Calling Event was the largest “Masters of Coyote Calling” EVER!! The weather conditions were fantastic coyote calling conditions and the teams took advantage of it!
2010 had the most teams EVER and the most returning teams EVER! My hat is off to all the teams that compete in this hunt. Everything went very smooth and there were no infractions at all.
Our Two-Pointer Coyote comptition is being recieved very well and there was over $1,400.00 given away. There were over $36,000.00 in monies and prizes given out, one of the biggest purses in the nation. This is due to our fantastic sponsors!
2011, looks to be another great year as sponsor interest continues to grow! We have made several changes in the checking-in process that has speeded up things alot. With as many teams as we have every year, this process needs to run smooth and trouble free, and that is how it turned out!
We also computerized our record keeping system that helped to speed up the compiling of the results. This was a huge improvement and again speed and accuracy was the final result.
This Event gets bigger every year and is such a pleasure to put on, I am so impressed with every team’s honesty, dedication and true commitment to this sport! Thank you to our teams, our sponsors and to the staff of the FoxPro’s Midwest Coyote Calling Event, you all make this truely the “MASTERS OF COYOTE CALLING”.

Having implimented our new style of kill block, that is a “Bench Mark” in the contest calling industry, we have virtually stopped the duplication of our kill blocks and thus brought the pooling of coyotes to a complete stop! Ron Dir with Gametraks has stepped up to be the sponsor of the New Gametraks Kill Blocks.
We want to thank Gametraks for helping us impliment the new Gametraks Kill Blocks. The Masters of Coyote Calling just keeps getting better and stronger!

Please check-in from time to time and check the BLOG to check for updates, and anything new with FoxPro’s Midwest Coyote Calling Event!
Keep the wind in your face and look down wind!
Brent Rueb
Event Coordinator

Registered Teams – 2010 EventPosted by admin on August 27th, 2009

Predator Sniper Class

We will be taking 95 teams in this class for 2010.

Team #1 Brandon Thomas – La Jara, Co. / Scott Oswald – Kit Carson, Co.
Team #2 John Goodrich – Ankeny, Ia. / Boone Huffman – Chadron, Ne.
Team #3 Ace Callaway – Fort Collins, Co. / Mike Rura – Fort Collins, Co.
Team #4 Jason Steerman – Bethune, Co. / Tyler Parker – White City, Ks.
Team #5 Randy Leighton – Scott City, Ks. / Jeff Mayer – Scott City, Ks.
Team #6 Levi Schlosser – Goodland, Ks. / Dave Horineck – Goodland, Ks.
Team #7 Gary Schlosser – Goodland, Ks. / Todd Weibel – Goodland, Ks.
Team #8 John Griswold – Piedmont, SD. / Sam Stoddard – Kadoka, SD.
Team #9 Paul Niblock – Colby, Ks. / Marty Lewis – Hoxie, Ks.
Team #10 Gary Niblock – Phillipsburg, Ks. / Terry Niblock – Brewster, Ks.
Team #11 Greg Mekelburg – Yuma, Co. / Wade Smith – Eckley, Co.
Team #12 Josh Mahar – Gothenburg, Ne. / Eric Rice – Gothenburg, Ne.
Team #13 Mitch Kral – Bennington, Ks. / Anthony Johnson – Minneapolis, Ks.
Team #14 Dave Shaklee – Wray, Co. / Dusty Shaklee – Parker, Co.
Team #15 Pat Huddleston – Stratton, Co. / Gatlenn Huddelston – Stratton, Co.
Team #16 Ron Baucke – Yuma, Co. / Justin Baucke – Yuma, Co.
Team #17 Ty Baucke – Yuma, Co. / Ryan Spencer – Longmont, Co.
Team #18 Jeff Gallegos – Wray, Co. / Patrick Gallegos – Denver, Co.
Team #19 Kevin Shively – Wray, Co. / Todd Shively – Lakewood, Co.
Team #20 Stan Cure – Goodland, Ks. / Joel Crisman – Highlands Ranch, Co.
Team #21 Mark Stoker – Bethune, Co. / Tom Schlosser – Burlington, Co.
Team #22 Justin Brandon – Yuma, Co. / Matt Hebbert – Hyannis, Ne.
Team #23 Matt Wangen – Hayward, MN. / Lowell Wangen – Hayward, Mn.
Team #24 Jesse Barnett – Waco, Tx. / Arron Cottongame – Waco, Tx.
Team #25 Justin Wolf – Colby, Ks. / Michael Downing – Colby, Ks.
Team #26 John Rice – Deer Trail, Co. / Thomas Cox – Deer Trail, Co.
Team #27 Earl Hipke – O’Neill, Ne. / Kyle Beyea – Gothenburg, Ne.
Team #28 Justin Smith – Lodgepole, Ne. / Steve Guernsey – Benkelman, Ne.
Team #29 Dean Jarrett – Wray, Co. / Eric Johnson – Wray, Co.
Team #30 Brad Phillips – Burlington, Co. / Luke Seelhoff – Burlington, Co.
Team #31 Matt Orth – Ulysses, Ks. / Jeff Moyer – Ulysses, Ks.
Team #32 Wade Wallace – Strasburg, Co. / Michael Cox – Deer Trail, Co.
Team #33 Wes Keller – Wray, Co. / Chad Rockwell – Wray, Co.
Team #34 Joshua Noeme – Scott City, Ks. / Colter Shore – Colo. Spgs., Co.
Team #35 Tyson Adams – Johnson, Ks. / Bret Kendrick – Johnson, Ks.
Team #36 Gary Snelling – Yuma, Co. / Pat Armagost – Yuma, Co.
Team #37 Cory Gilbert – Burlington, Co. / Justin Winslow – Burlington, Co.
Team #38 Jerome Humrich – Burlington, Co. / Jason McArthur – Burlington, Co.
Team #39 Ev Tarrell – Sidney, Ne. / Dale Douglas – Sidney, Ne.
Team #40 Virgil George – Stratton, Co. / Scott White – Burlington, Co.
Team #41 Fred Neier – Greensburg, Ks. / Cody Loveall – Greensburg, Ks.
Team #42 Tim White – Lindsborg, Ks. / Jeff Anderson – Marquette, Ks.
Team #43 Bobby Guzman – Brush, Co. / Joel Kolman – Hillrose, Co.
Team #44 Ryan Albert – Walsh, Co. / Brad Tate – Walsh, Co.
Team #45 Justin Patterson – Mullen, Ne. / Jordan Slocum – Franklin, Ne.
Team #46 Andy Cochran – Gunnison, Co. / Clint Eisenbart – Gunnison, Co.
Team #47 Neil Call – Craig, Co. / Bob Book – Rush, Co.
Team #48 Pete Kinen – St. Francis, Ks. / ? Kinen – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #49 Ryan Kennedy – Garden City, Ks. / Ryan Thompson – Pierre, SD.
Team #50 Tom Schmid – Colo. Spgs. Co. / Erinn Schmid – Colo. Spgs. Co.
Team #51 Jim Craig – Flagler, Co. / Emily McCaffery – Vona, Co.
Team #52 Jeremy Gugelmeyer – Dalhart, Tx. / Nick Peterson – Lamar, Co.
Team #53 Travis Mendenhall – Ulysses, Ks. / Rick Mendenhall – Garden City, Ks.
Team #54 Matt Utecht – Lawrence, Ne. / Jon Thompson – Superior, Ne.
Team #55 Mason Seaman – Flagler, Co. / Jason Berry – Joes, Co.
Team #56 Rick Myers – Broken Bow, Ne. / David Brandon – Anselmo, Ne.
Team #57 Clayton Miller – Las Animas, Co. / Dave Senor – Karval, Co.
Team #58 Jason King – Stratton, Co. / Todd Gorman – Meade, Ks.
Team #59 Wade Edis – Mullen, Ne. / Jay Lovitt
Team #60 Brad Rockwell – Wray, Co. / Randy Rockwell – Wray, Co.
Team #61 Cenny Burnell – Kaycee, Wy. / Dave McCartney – Chadron, Ne.
Team #62 Scott Huber – Kadoka, SD. / Larry Denke – Longvalley, SD.
Team #63 Troy Mattheyer – Ellis, Ks. / Steve Olson – Haigler, Ne.
Team #65 Landon Tucker – Scott City, Ks. / Blake Eisenhour – Hays, Ks.
Team #66 Bill Wills – Pueblo, Co. / Rich Rebel – Parker, Co.
Team #67 Travis Stull – Flemming, Co. / Brett Rye – Sterling, Co.
Team #68 Jason Weaver – La Junta, Co. / Jace Bauserman – La Junta, Co.
Team #69 Randy Shaw – Milan, Mo. / Geordie Jamarik – Bluejacket, Ok.
Team #70 Bryan Englehart – Wamsutter, Wy. / John Carnes – Rawlins, Wy.
Team #71 Jeremy Pryor – Las Animas, Co. / Jason Garcia – Las Animas, Co.
Team #72 Ed Schlein – Colo. Spgs, Co. / Don Hughes – Colo. Spgs, Co.
Team #73 Darin Dodrill – Branson, Mo. / Jason McCaffrey – Topeka, Ks.
Team #74 Jim Humphrey – Hugo, Co. / Anthony Lyons – Hugo, Co.
Team #75 David Bakley – Martin, SD. / Troy Byrne – Martin, SD.
Team #76 Tim Stanley – Farmington, NM. / Kyle Bruhn – Flora Vista, NM.
Team #77 Matt Gibson – Chillicothe, Mo. / Joby Conley – Hernandez, NM.
Team #78 Rodney Radcliffe – St. Francis, Ks. / Bruce Rohlfs – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #79 Justin Vinton – Whitman, Ne. / Will Cleveland – Hershey, Ne.
Team #80 Justin Westmoreland – Ft. Lupton, Co. / Jim Bob Martin – La Salle, Co.
Team #81 Michael Bohnen – Bethune, Co. / Michael Miltenberger – Burlington, Co.
Team #82 Clint Lawlass – Sharon Spgs, Co. / Kris Kurk – Winnona, Ks.
Team #83 Brett Poling – St. Francis, Ks. / TBA
Team #84 Brandon Luebbers – Sharon Spgs, Ks. / Jerome Luebbers – Leoti, Ks.
Team #85 Gage Coen – La Junta, Co. / Nathan Hijar – La Junta, Co.
Team #86 Ryan Straley – Olathe, Ks. / Ryan Tatchell – Olathe, Ks.
Team #87 Burton Mikkelsen – Stapelton, Ne. / Rod Doggett – Stapelton, Ne.
Team #88 Tye Gililand – St. Francis, Ks. / Todd Gilliland – St. Francis, Ks.

Sportsman’s Class
THE SPORTSMAN’S CLASS IS FULL!

Team #S1 Jeff Hutcheson – Akron, Co. / Scott Kipp – Julesburg, Co.
Team #S2 Ron Shipley – Hoxie, Ks. / Travis Lanning – Colby, Ks.
Team #S3 Brack Mann – Burlington,Co. / Lafe Gillispie – Quinter, Ks.
Team #S4 Lawrence Bishop – Fleming, Co. / Len Bishop – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S5 Justin Jackson – Limon, Co. / Wes Wiegert – Limon, Co.
Team #S6 Dustin Patterson – Ogden, Ks. / Nick Bosley – Ft. Collins, Co.
Team #S7 Roy Aschenbrenner – Ellis, Ks. / Ricky Aschenbrenner – Wichita, Ks.
Team #S8 Robert C. Davis – Beulah, Co. / Roswell C. Perdue – Salem, Va.
Team #S9 Jake Michel – Pueblo, Co. / Dave Book – Rocky Ford, Co.
Team #S10 Vernon Davis – Pueblo, Co. / Paul Stokley – Hazwell, Co.
Team #S11 Doug Yancey – Colo. Spgs. Co. / Paul Scofield – Florence, Co.
Team #S12 Lonnie Eder – Windsor, Co. / Scott Pearcey – Windsor, Co.
Team #S13 Gary Beikman – Norton, Ks. / Russell Erbert – Norton, Ks.
Team #S14 Jordan Reid – Colby, Ks. / Matt Hartwell – Brewster, Ks.
Team #S15 Trenton Terrell – Wray, Co. / Kelly Sharp – Wray, Co.
Team #S16 Matt Brown – Wellington Co. / Jon Bopp – Loveland, Co.
Team #S17 Travis Hilt – Overland Park, Ks. / Matt Green – Atwood, Ks.
Team #S18 Jordan Drake – Gunnison, Co. / Travis Elliott – Gunnison, Co.
Team #S19 Judd Kravid – Goodwell, OK. / Jason Kravig – Larmar, Co.
Team #S20 Steve Linder – Rose Hill, KS. / Troy Adams – Johnson, Ks.
Team #S21 Marshall Willimon – Satanta, Ks. / Jay Rose – Topeka, Ks.
Team #S22 Travis Fonte – Wray, Co. / Eric Schafer – Wray, Co.
Team #S23 Pattric Delano – St. Francis, Ks. / Paul Delano – Wichita, Ks.
Team #S24 Martin Hilt – St. Francis, Ks. / Drew Kaulp – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S25 Eric Harper – Benkelman, Ne. / George Harper – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S26 Levi Weeden – Elkhart, Ks. / Rod Weeden – Elkhart, Ks.
Team #S27 Kevin Hall – Colo. Spgs. Co / Wesley Guier – Devide, Co.
Team #S28 Mark Zablocki – Rush, Co. / Gary Vannoy – Payton, Co
Team #S29 Rick Kreigh – Ft. Morgan, Co. / Brock McAtee – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S30 Matt Smull – St. Francis, Ks. / Lance Long – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S31 Eddie Brunk – St. Francis, Ks. / Cliff Pilkington – Ne.
Team #S32 Trevor Hilt – St. Francis, Ks. / Matt Whitmore – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S33 Andrew Murr – Calhan, Co. / James Christiansen – Peyton, Co.
Team #S34 Wes Willimon – Liberal, Ks. / Mike Ramey – Liberal, Ks.
Team #S35 Tracy Gutierrez – Liberal, Ks. / John Willimon – Liberal, Ks.
Team #S36 Barry Shepard – Kimball, Ne. / Nina-Marie Shepard – Kimball, Ne.
Team #S37 Justin Pierce – Dighton, Ks. / Billy Pierce – Johnson, Ks.
Team #S38 Keith Reavis – Great Bend, Ks. / Bob McLemore – Colby, Ks.
Team #S39 Jason Tippett – Ridge, MD. / Andrew Tennyson – Ridge, MD.
Team #S40 Doug Johnson – Goodland, Ks. / Coy Johnson – Goodland, Ks.
Team #S41 Jeff Denton – Kanarado, Ks. / Arlen Emig – Goodland, Ks.
Team #S42 Mike Hansen – St. Francis, Ks. / Kent Allard – St. Francis, Ks.
Team #S43 Ken Rice – St. Francis, Ks. / Bud Rice – Grand Junction, Co.
Team #S44 Greg Corman – Burlington, Co. / Justin Colglazier – Burlington, Co.
Team #S45 Jim Poore – McDonald, Ks. / Colton Roesener – McDonald, Ks.
Team #S46 Casey Hays – Burlington, Co. / Justin Franz – Burlington, Co.
Team #S47 Victor Sampson – Wray, Co. / Tom Hoff – Laird, Co.
Team #S48 Alan White – Yuma, Co. / Christopher White – Bothell, Wa.
Team #S49 Cass Kilduff – Elizabeth, Co. / Bryan Bowen – Parker, Co.
Team #S50 Wade Keller – Eckley, Co. / Don Keller – Akron, Co.
Team #S51 Shane Wurm – St. Francis, Ks. / Keen Wurm – Oberlin, Ks.
Team #S52 Geoff Nemnich – Scottsbluff, Ne. / Bob Nemnich – Gering, Ne.
Team #S53 Miranda Nemechek – Goodland, Ks. / Chanell Peter – Goodland, Ks.
Team #S54 Drew Pilger – Goodland, Ks. / Norman Pilger – Wallace, Ks.
Team #S55 Nathan Armstrong – Yuma, Co. / Jeremy Armstrong – Yuma, Co.

THE SPORTSMAN’S CLASS IS FULL. YOU CAN ENTER THE PREDATOR SNIPER CLASS.

2011 Coyote Calling Event InformationPosted by admin on August 27th, 2009

The 14th annual FoxPro’s Midwest Coyote Calling Event will again be held in St. Francis, Ks. On January 8th & 9th, 2011. We will meet Friday the 7th at the Cheyenne Co. Fairgrounds For registration. Locattion is 11 blocks north of Hwy 36 on College Street (signs will be posted). There will be a friday night meal, and beverages (for a charge).

Our Sunday night awards meal is FREE to callers only, any family or friends that accompanies a team will be charged for thier meal.

Rules meeting will start promptly at 4:30 CST, Friday the 7th. Callers please come early!!! We need to get started and have all teams registured before we start! Doors will open at 3:00 CST. We usually have the killtags handed out and callers can leave by 7:30 pm.

Thanks to FoxPro for being the main Sponsors for the “Masters of Coyote Calling”!

Their support makes this a TRUE 100% PAYBACK of ALL YOUR ENTRY FEES!!!!!!

15 places are paid in the Predator Sniper Class.
9 places are paid in the Sportsman’s Class.

There will be other monies to win. We will have a BIG DOG ; LITTLE DOG contest. Teams can enter each class for $10.00 for each class. (This is paid on Friday at registration) 8 places will be paid in each class. 100% pay back. Open to both Predator Sniper Class and Sportsman’s Class contestants.

We also have the 2-Pointer coyote contest. All teams pay $10.00, this money goes into a lottery fund. Coyotes that have 80% white hair in the tip of their tail are considered 2-pointer coyotes. Monies are going to be paid out to the teams that have brought in 2 pointer coyotes.

We will be limiting the number of teams to 150 total, this year! 95 Predator Sniper teams and 55 Sportsman’s teams. Teams may call in any of the surrounding states. There is no Saturday night check-in. Sunday check-in deadline is 3:00 PM CST. No Airplanes used for transportation! Most states require a hunting license for hunting coyotes, make sure you are legal!

Registration and entry fees are due in St. Francis no later than January 3rd, 2011.

PLEASE GET YOUR REGISTRATION IN EARLY! This contest fills up earlier every year, so do not put this off!

50% of a teams entry fee will be refunded if a team cancels before Dec. 15th 2010, due to complications.

The “Sportsman’s Class”, has no skill level requirements, and is open to all callers. It is intended to compliment the Predator Sniper Calss. It gives novice callers the chance to experience and get started in the sport of contest calling, meet other callers and enjoy the popular sport of predator calling. It has a lower entry fee and thus a lower payback than the Predator Sniper Class. Teams that win this class 2 years in a row will be moved to the Predator Sniper Class. The Sportsman’s Class fills up by mid October, so get your entry’s in early!!!

Event Coordinator- Brent Rueb 785-332-7242 — day or evening
Midwest Coyote Calling Event
PO Box 743 St. Francis, KS 67756

“Midwest Coyote Calling” Event RulesPosted by admin on August 27th, 2009

Please print a copy of these rules for your own keeping. Check back often for the latest rules and updates as the most up-to-date information will be posted here.

1. No night hunting allowed( 1⁄2 hr before sunrise to 1⁄2 hr after sunset)

2. All types of calls are permitted.

3. NO DOGS!!! As decoys or to run down coyotes to kill or catch them.

4. Each team must travel together and call on the same stand together (only 1 fourwheeler per team). No Snowmobiles.

5. Most land is privately owned, so permission is critical. Landowners that give information on a team that has hunted on them with out permission will be disqualified!

6. Any Team that has placed 1st in either class for 2 consecutive years, will be Required to split-up the team for the 3rd year or sit out for 1 yr.

7. Teams are to remain in the check-in line till their coyotes are counted, weighted, and temperature probed. All ties will be broke by total weight of coyotes.

8. PROOF OF KILL: Each team must bring in their coyotes whole. All coyotes will be temperature probed and top placing teams coyotes will be thoroughly examined. Kill blocks will be used to confirm kill time, order in which coyotes were killed and the day the coyotes were killed. (you will need a ink pen to record this information on the kill blocks. All coyotes must have kill blocks installed, or may be disqualified.

9. All coyotes must have been called in. (No trapped, dog caught, pen raised, road killed, poisoned or pre-killed coyotes) In the event of a questionable coyote further examinations will be done. There is a (7) day examination period during which the fur buyer will contact the EVENT with their final examination results before final winners are confirmed.

10. All teams must check in by 3:00 pm CST Sunday the 9th . Any teams that check in after 3:00 will be disqualified.

11. The panel of judges will confirm kills, settle disputes and disqualify teams.

12. Prize money will be sent after the (7) day examination period.

13. Shotguns and shotgun-rifle combinations will be allowed.

14. One team member will be required to sign a liability release form on Fri. night.

15. Contestants must abide by all state wildlife rules and regulations. If the EVENT is informed by officials of wildlife violations or unethical hunting the team will be disqualified!

16. All Coyotes checked-in are property of the Midwest Coyote Calling Event!

17. The Midwest Coyote Calling Event committee, hosts, sponsors, or judges are not responsible for accidents, losses, or acts of god.

18. Have fun, enjoy the outdoors, support our sponsors and good luck calling!