1. Start practicing; you know what they say: practice makes perfect.

2. Scout the area often in order to find out what to expect when you will go hunting.

3. Your placement is very important. If you find yourself in the wrong place you are more likely to fail; be careful where you place your stand because you will have to take into consideration the wind which will give you lots of problems if your placement isn’t appropriate.

4. You should be aware of the distance from which you will successfully shoot. For some hunters the distance is about 40 yards (approximately 36 meters), for other is 25 (approximately 30 meters) or less.

5. If you have questions don’t be afraid to ask other experienced bow hunters. It is advisable to ask the owner of the area in which you will be doing your hunting, he surely knows all the tips & tricks and will give you more than useful tips that will improve your efficiency.

6. The biggest enemy will be the wind. You should use the power of the wind to your advantage.

7. Don’t do all your hunts from one stand. It is advisable to change it every day.

8. Go hunting whenever you have the chance so that you will gain more experience which will help you on further hunting activities.

9. Finally, know your adversary, in this case the coyote! You have to know that the coyote is a very fast and intelligent animal. It won’t give up without a fight.