Posted: 12/10/2025 10:32:03 PM EDT
[Last Edit: extractr][Edited]
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Went out last night for a quick hunt at a place down the road from my house. I set my calls out and as soon as I get on my gun I see 3 about 300 yards out. I play a few rodent squeaks and they all perk up and 2 start coming in. I drop the first at about 190 yards. The other one took off. I began playing a few whines and a couple minutes later, I start hearing some barks. What my scope records must be wider then what it shows, because looking back at the recording, I can see him twice on the video before I actually saw him in the scope. Once I do see him, I rush the first shot, but connect on the second. The other one takes off for good. I called for several more minutes hoping the 3rd would come back with no luck. Ended up getting 2 nice males.  Double12 09 25 Attached File Attached File |
Selling your guns to a buyback because you feel criminals have too many firearms, is like getting yourself castrated because you feel the neighbors have too many children.
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Originally Posted By parshooter: Great THUMP! on that first one. You were very fast for the follow-up on the second one too. Sweet. That is one thing I need to work on is my follow up shots on the "2nd coyote". I usually tend to rush them and end up pulling the shots just enough to miss. |
Selling your guns to a buyback because you feel criminals have too many firearms, is like getting yourself castrated because you feel the neighbors have too many children.
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Originally Posted By extractr: That is one thing I need to work on is my follow up shots on the "2nd coyote". I usually tend to rush them and end up pulling the shots just enough to miss. |
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