Feel free to post your pics as well.
Adam
39 pound male.
46 pound male.
Coyote Appreciaition
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Coyote Appreciaition
All this talk of hating coyotes lately made me want to post mine from this season. Coyote hunting to me is a close second to deer hunting if not right up there with it. Turning on that call just at dusk and hearing howling working its way closer and closer puts a big smile on my face.
Feel free to post your pics as well.
Adam
39 pound male.
46 pound male.
Feel free to post your pics as well.
Adam
39 pound male.
46 pound male.
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Re: Coyote Appreciaition
Great pictures Adam! My favorite way of veiwing coyotes. I almost had pics of two of my own but the yotes were slightly faster than my 4wheeler yesterday.
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Re: Coyote Appreciaition
Coyote blood on the snow... cool!
What did you shoot them with? How far?
What did you shoot them with? How far?
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Huskemaw and Leupold crossbow optics.
Boo Strings
SWAT BH's and TOTA heads.
Teach Your Family How To Hunt So You Don't Have To Hunt For Your Family
Re: Coyote Appreciaition
I hear ya man. I started yote hunting last year and I am hooked. Hitting the bush at 6:15 tomrow in hopes of knocking one down. I went form no varmint gun to all the bells and whistles and reloading my own ammo. Great way to spend the winter.
Nice yotes there!
Nice yotes there!
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The top one was shot at just shy of 350 yards. The second was right at 200 yards. I am using a Remington 700 SPS Varmit .243 and a Foxpro FX3. What is everyone else using, dogs or callers?
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Mouth calls and Rem 700 BDL Varmint special HB with Bushnell 3200 5x15x50. Kills em dead.
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Re: Coyote Appreciaition
That bottom coyote looks huge!
Great work!
Great work!
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Re: Coyote Appreciaition
I like your post subject.
I think it is good to have an appreciation for all of God's creatures. They all have their place in the food chain, us too. Coyotes are no different than deer or turkeys. Kept in manageable numbers they do not become troublesome. I was brought up with a strong belief in not shooting something simply for the sake of shooting it. I have had numerous coyotes in my sights and passed on them because they were not threatening me. I have had many coyote encounters which were followed up in minutes with other game animals. There are very healthy deer, rabbit, and turkey populations in my area, so I don't see the problem with sharing them with yotes. If the yotes start getting out of control, then that is a different story.
I think it is good to have an appreciation for all of God's creatures. They all have their place in the food chain, us too. Coyotes are no different than deer or turkeys. Kept in manageable numbers they do not become troublesome. I was brought up with a strong belief in not shooting something simply for the sake of shooting it. I have had numerous coyotes in my sights and passed on them because they were not threatening me. I have had many coyote encounters which were followed up in minutes with other game animals. There are very healthy deer, rabbit, and turkey populations in my area, so I don't see the problem with sharing them with yotes. If the yotes start getting out of control, then that is a different story.
I hunt for memories, the meat's a bonus!