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hetichunter
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Post by hetichunter »

Thats a good sized Yote!
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Post by ninepointer »

Congratulations and nice shot! That will make a nice pelt. Good luck this week :D .
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Post by fuel80guy »

Nice coyote Ken.
You might wanna put some sunblocker on your helmet though. :D
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Post by Sandman »

Very well done~!
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Post by Wishbone »

High Five to you !!!! :D :D :D
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Post by one shot scott »

hetichunter wrote:Thats a good sized Yote!
I agree!! Better down than hanging around.
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Post by mikej »

thats the best looking wolf i've seen all year ... dead
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no doubt!
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Post by whateverworks »

sunblocker on your helmet hahahahahahahaha..hahaha. that's good. no offence to yer helmet ken.
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Post by Apple_Orchard »

CONGRATS!! Nice shot!

That's awesome! Yotes are certainly a challenge to get in range.
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Post by fletch »

Nice job on yote control, probably a few more there yet for you too practice on. :D
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Post by DropTine »

Nice job Ken!

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Post by VixChix »

Congrats!

I was thinking of this picture you with this coyote as I was listening to them howl yesterday morning. I've never heard them as much as this year. Also been finding their scat with deer hair in it. :evil:
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