Posted: 12/20/2006 1:08:15 PM EDT
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This yapper just yapped his last yap. (Yapper=Coyote in fuddspeak) Approximately 80 paces, Sig 228. The war between yappers and pet owners rages on....   |
Not really, but many of my friends do or have. (they use the predator calls) Most of the one's I've shot were on or near my own turf. This one is just past our property line, heading out my driveway. I lost two house cats earlier this year, and my parents have lost several over the years. The neighbors all do the same. |
Lucky shot, but thanks. The first one dumped him, but the second splashed in the water to the left, and the third got him to give up on the fight. The first did the trick, but I'm not in to the suffering..... my fault for using the wrong tool for the job. |
 I was just pulling out of the driveway, and happened to glance over to check out the flood damage. (notice all the grass in the tree limbs, as it shows how much higher the water was during it's peak). Just as I passed, I noticed something that looked like it was watching me. So I backed up, and sure enough. He ducked in to the brush, so I got ready and waited. About 30-45 seconds later he came back in to sight. Goodnight.No time to go back to the house for a long gun, though I'd have preffered it for sure. |
Is that a dude? |
No but, history has proven to me he can't tell a difference. 
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My dad taught me a two lessons as a kid that I still remmember word for word. 1. Never pick a fight with a gay guy when you have your friends around, because if you get your ass beat by a homo in front of them, you will never live it down. 2. When in doubt... It is a dude... 
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If you have trouble telling if a person is a male or female, then it's probably a he. Lesson learned by having a lot of long haired friends. 
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