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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:43:48 AM EDT
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Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The rifle/weapon you use isn't as important as the technique and calling method. I highly suggest Foxpro. I've used mine to call in and kill a ton of coyotes and bobcats. It's probably my favorite thing in the world to do. Also, once you put one down, don't stand up or start making noises. Keep working the call. You'd be surprised how many times more will come in, especially if you're using a suppressor or crossbow/bow. Double and triples are so awesome. Let's be honest, you are not hunting. You are just killing.  Yeah, it's easy to just spot and stalk yotes.  And they just need killing.Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. The thread was about coyote killing. Nobody really cares about your feels on the subject. 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:43:58 AM EDT
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Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:44:44 AM EDT
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Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The rifle/weapon you use isn't as important as the technique and calling method. I highly suggest Foxpro. I've used mine to call in and kill a ton of coyotes and bobcats. It's probably my favorite thing in the world to do. Also, once you put one down, don't stand up or start making noises. Keep working the call. You'd be surprised how many times more will come in, especially if you're using a suppressor or crossbow/bow. Double and triples are so awesome. Let's be honest, you are not hunting. You are just killing. Yeah, it's easy to just spot and stalk yotes. And they just need killing.Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. For the record, my hand/mouth calls have been way deadlier than electronic calls over the years. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:44:49 AM EDT
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Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:45:34 AM EDT
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Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:47:59 AM EDT
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Let's be honest, you are not hunting. You are just killing. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The rifle/weapon you use isn't as important as the technique and calling method. I highly suggest Foxpro. I've used mine to call in and kill a ton of coyotes and bobcats. It's probably my favorite thing in the world to do. Also, once you put one down, don't stand up or start making noises. Keep working the call. You'd be surprised how many times more will come in, especially if you're using a suppressor or crossbow/bow. Double and triples are so awesome. Let's be honest, you are not hunting. You are just killing. You want to know how I know you've never hunted coyotes? |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:49:08 AM EDT
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What are these "seasons" you speak of? Yotes can be taken at any time of the day or night, on any day of the year here. Well, around here when the temps get up to 115 in the summer, you don't see many (if any). They head up into the mountains to stay cooler, follow their food, and find water, and that time also coincides with the annual no shooting on forest land due to fire restrictions. Yeah, you can shoot them year round, IF you can find them. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:50:13 AM EDT
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You can't get much better than this with shot placement using a 17HMR:
If they're not looking at me then I aim between the eye and the ear (gray spot): 
And for those who think shotguns are only for birds: 
But the ol 6.8 works great also: 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:50:27 AM EDT
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Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. Would it make you feel better if someone were to use traps and then dispatch them from 10' instead of using calls and shooting them at rifle ranges? Traps work 24/7 and save a lot of sleepless nights in the woods. 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:50:27 AM EDT
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Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:52:26 AM EDT
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The rifle/weapon you use isn't as important as the technique and calling method. I highly suggest Foxpro. I've used mine to call in and kill a ton of coyotes and bobcats. It's probably my favorite thing in the world to do. Also, once you put one down, don't stand up or start making noises. Keep working the call. You'd be surprised how many times more will come in, especially if you're using a suppressor or crossbow/bow. Double and triples are so awesome. Let's be honest, you are not hunting. You are just killing. You want to know how I know you've never hunted coyotes? Not really. Reading comprehension is my first guess - since we are on page two. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:53:20 AM EDT
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This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
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Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
So why did this thread make you decide to be a troll? 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:53:59 AM EDT
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This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
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Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
I'd like to invite you calling with me. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:55:40 AM EDT
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Would it make you feel better if someone were to use traps and then dispatch them from 10' instead of using calls and shooting them at rifle ranges? Traps work 24/7 and save a lot of sleepless nights in the woods. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. Would it make you feel better if someone were to use traps and then dispatch them from 10' instead of using calls and shooting them at rifle ranges? Traps work 24/7 and save a lot of sleepless nights in the woods. Yeah - you have a point there... trapped, would be the worst thing to happen to me. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 3:59:11 AM EDT
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I used to trap back around 1980 or so up around Silver City NM.
Good way to make beer money. Wish I had kept a couple stretchers. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:06:19 AM EDT
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Yeah - you have a point there... trapped, would be the worst thing to happen to me. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Isn't hunting, pretty much about man v nature? They are not designed to be easy... which is why remotely deployed, electronic devices are used to make your life easier... yes? I get that man has the advantage. I get that this is a nuisance animal. I don't get the part where one uses electronic means to lure the animal to a kill-zone or within range of a rifle. For the record.. I can't figure out why feeding deer all year, and then killing them in the same spot is cool, also. I just don't have *that* in me, less than a survival situation. Would it make you feel better if someone were to use traps and then dispatch them from 10' instead of using calls and shooting them at rifle ranges? Traps work 24/7 and save a lot of sleepless nights in the woods. Yeah - you have a point there... trapped, would be the worst thing to happen to me. Would you record yourself crying into your pillow while you think of all those poor coyotes being shot and trapped? If you send me the recording I promise I'll play it in my Fox Pro! 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:06:35 AM EDT
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So why did this thread make you decide to be a troll? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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-SNIP- Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
So why did this thread make you decide to be a troll? I have to take offense. Only my opinion has been offered. I don't believe I have personally insulted anyone, nor do I feel that I have made any statements which were intended to provoke a certain reaction. This thread is GD material... do you see me in the hunting forum complaining about hunting? You do not. I don't like something that you like... life will go on and you will be OK.. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:08:58 AM EDT
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You can't get much better than this with shot placement using a 17HMR: https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/221/hmryoteright.jpg If they're not looking at you then aim between the eye and the ear (gray spot): https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/42/p1010099h.jpg That is impressive! You have to hunt with a .17 HMR to appreciate how significant that kill is. I killed a coyote male a month ago that was (believe it or not) fighting my dogs through the back yard fence. I shot it with a .17 HMR, about 60 yards away. It was pure luck, I hit it in the spine and was able to get closer to kill it. My .243 was in the safe or I'd have used it. The .17 HMR is pretty much a magnum pellet rifle. So I say damn good shoot! |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:09:16 AM EDT
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I used to trap back around 1980 or so up around Silver City NM. Good way to make beer money. Wish I had kept a couple stretchers. I've never trapped to make money. I did however catch a nuisance raccoon last week, that was eating chickens at the In-laws. Shot it's buddy a couple of hours later. Good times. There's a pic in the trapping sub forum. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:12:46 AM EDT
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--second snip-- Do you cry when you kill a spider in your house? Or when a mouse is caught in a trap under the cupboard? DON'T KILL THAT MOSQUITO Which one? Chuck the Mosquito, or Andy the Mosquito? Oh shit they have names! This looks like the start of a dog-pile. How, oh how, will I ever survive this? I have a decade and change of GD. Do your worst
I'd like to invite you calling with me. Will there be beer? |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:13:27 AM EDT
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I'll expand on this a little bit. .... <a href="http://s1330.photobucket.com/user/glodowskikj/media/Mobile%20Uploads/20150104_174333_zps1485df2e.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w574/glodowskikj/Mobile%20Uploads/20150104_174333_zps1485df2e.jpg</a> Very Nice! Cat's are prettier but damn they are dumb (compared to yotes): 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:15:03 AM EDT
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I'll add another fur bearer..dont think I have any others on the net right now....
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:16:43 AM EDT
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Very Nice! Cat's are prettier but damn they are dumb (compared to yotes): https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/709/p1010042d.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll expand on this a little bit. .... <a href="http://s1330.photobucket.com/user/glodowskikj/media/Mobile%20Uploads/20150104_174333_zps1485df2e.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w574/glodowskikj/Mobile%20Uploads/20150104_174333_zps1485df2e.jpg</a> Very Nice! Cat's are prettier but damn they are dumb (compared to yotes): https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/709/p1010042d.jpg Bad kill. The cat was wearing headphones and could't hear you approaching |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:18:51 AM EDT
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Very Nice! Cat's are prettier but damn they are dumb (compared to yotes): https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/709/p1010042d.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll expand on this a little bit. .... <a href="http://s1330.photobucket.com/user/glodowskikj/media/Mobile%20Uploads/20150104_174333_zps1485df2e.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w574/glodowskikj/Mobile%20Uploads/20150104_174333_zps1485df2e.jpg</a> Very Nice! Cat's are prettier but damn they are dumb (compared to yotes): https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/709/p1010042d.jpg I believe I remember you from a certain site that betrayed me. How's that #1 buckshot working? |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:20:05 AM EDT
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Around here, cats are what's worth trapping.
A good clean pelt will bring $400-650! |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:20:32 AM EDT
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Only my opinion has been offered. I don't believe I have personally insulted anyone, nor do I feel that I have made any statements which were intended to provoke a certain reaction. When you start regurgitating PETA approved statements like "that's not hunting, that's killing," or "that technique is too easy", most people will infer accusations of "cowardly" or "unethical." Coyotes are cowards. I've seen them eat the ass out of a cow and leave it to die slowly in the field so they can come back the next day and eat some more. I've seen what they do to livestock and family pets. They are a scourge, and are one of the few creatures that deserve to be extinct. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:28:13 AM EDT
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I'm sure you're trying to mock me, but I'm always willing to educate rather than argue.
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:31:26 AM EDT
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When you start regurgitating PETA approved statements like "that's not hunting, that's killing," or "that technique is too easy", most people will infer accusations of "cowardly" or "unethical." Coyotes are cowards. I've seen them eat the ass out of a cow and leave it to die slowly in the field so they can come back the next day and eat some more. I've seen what they do to livestock and family pets. They are a scourge, and are one of the few creatures that deserve to be extinct. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Only my opinion has been offered. I don't believe I have personally insulted anyone, nor do I feel that I have made any statements which were intended to provoke a certain reaction. When you start regurgitating PETA approved statements like "that's not hunting, that's killing," or "that technique is too easy", most people will infer accusations of "cowardly" or "unethical." Coyotes are cowards. I've seen them eat the ass out of a cow and leave it to die slowly in the field so they can come back the next day and eat some more. I've seen what they do to livestock and family pets. They are a scourge, and are one of the few creatures that deserve to be extinct. Dude, honestly - I don't know what peta says, nor do I care. I know that the coyotes are nuisance animals. I gave my dad a spare 6920, because they are getting bolder in the NW of Ohio - and beginning to eye the horse farm. OP offered me a stint to watch him call... I may. (He hasn't answered on the beer yet...). I don't like needless killing... but, sometimes things need killing. I got it, and I'm willing to take a look. Don't get your ** panties in a twist, like some PETA chick. ok? EDIT for removal of profanity |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 4:42:54 AM EDT
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I'm sure you're trying to mock me, but I'm always willing to educate rather than argue. @ Badseed I am not mocking you. IM sent. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 5:04:28 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryStop. I can only get so hard.  That is pure fucking awesome. |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 5:46:35 PM EDT
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Stop. I can only get so hard.
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That is pure fucking awesome. yeah its a kick ass setup. Get em to within 300 yards of me, and its game over. 
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Posted: 8/2/2015 5:47:51 PM EDT
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I love to blast them. On the level of a rodent to me.
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Posted: 8/2/2015 5:58:42 PM EDT
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You're right. I might have to stick with my .243. Loading a 65 grain vmax at 3600 fps. It's way faster than my 30-06. It has a tendency to stop coyotes awfully fast. You ever want assistance, feel free to message me. 
Depending on how much assistance you need, I have a bunch of coworkers that would love to join.
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Posted: 8/2/2015 6:01:27 PM EDT
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On the average it takes me 20 stands before I get a crack at a coyote in the thick woods around here.  ETA. It might be a different story this year.I finally broke down and bought an TNV/PVS14 and an DBAL A3. I will also own the night.  |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 6:01:56 PM EDT
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I love to blast them. On the level of a rodent to me. Yep fuck coyotes |
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Posted: 8/2/2015 6:06:50 PM EDT
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Have night vision, suppressed SBR and will travel
Have no friends with land out here/ a coyote problem
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Posted: 8/2/2015 6:20:53 PM EDT
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I like to hunt the coyotes.
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Posted: 8/3/2015 1:43:36 AM EDT
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I like to hunt the coyotes.
<a href="http://s1205.photobucket.com/user/GreybullPrecision/media/DSC_0363_zps61c6945c.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums/bb428/GreybullPrecision/DSC_0363_zps61c6945c.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1205.photobucket.com/user/GreybullPrecision/media/f70b1b9e.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums/bb428/GreybullPrecision/f70b1b9e.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1205.photobucket.com/user/GreybullPrecision/media/AdamScottJohn6coyotes.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums/bb428/GreybullPrecision/AdamScottJohn6coyotes.jpg</a> Excellent pictures and rifles! I thought this post died last night. |
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