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Hunted Friday evening, all day Saturday, and Sunday morning. The hogs were busy on some other ranch rooting up a nice new winter wheat patch no doubt but I could not find any on our place.

But coyotes make good target practice too!

And rabbits.


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Way to go !! looks like you had some fun.what caliber is your gun and how far was the yote ?


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Best looking coyote I've seen in a while.


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Sure you used enough gun?!!! What was the range?
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What calibre did you shoot that coyote with?


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It is a 470 NE. The load was 106 gr. of IMR 4831 with a Woodleigh 500 gr. soft.

There were two of them trotting across an opening I was watching. They stopped just as they entered the brush and were listening at some cows that were making noise in the woods. They were about 50 yards away when I shot.


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And you didn't get both with one shot Big Grin
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He is a "best looking coyote" cause he is a dead yote! They like my quail too much. Looking at one as I type this out my office window. Sneaky little bugger. Pooped on my sidewalk.


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They like the deer fawns too much as well.


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