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Lol...I was checking to see if anybody had posted this Wiley coyote..bulletproof....My buddy Road Runner whacked this one about a million times and the SOB just keeps getting up.
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I’ve got a couple in the last few weeks. My 17 Remington is money!
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Season never ends regardless of who's buying or not.Fur buyers are done here.
update the thread next fall with more. Not a bad season though!
Anyone in SoCal? I went out yesterday and got a nice 35lb female at 150yrd....called in 3 but only managed to get the one. Had the second one of the group lined up in my sights and pulled the trigger....nothing.....no bang. Bolt (AR-10) did not close after the first round. New magazine has feed lips that were too tall and stopped the bolt from cycling. Dumped the mag, re cycled the action and by then the number 3 coyote knew something was fucky and was long gone and the number 2 coyote was half way up an over the next mountain, so I wheeled around and tried to get her lined up but my shooting bi pod would not let me depress the gun enough to shoot up at that high angle. By the time I got the bipod out of the way and was hand holding the rifle...#2 coyote was out at 450yrd and I was not confident I could make a humane free hand shot at that distance.
If I had a buddy....could have easily had a double maybe even a triple.
During the walk back to the truck I rubbed the feed lips (polimer p-mag) on a rock to grind them down. The gun cycled perfectly after that!
This may sound like a dumb question as I’m new at this, but have you guys had more look with the wind at your back calling towards cover across a large field/pasture vs wind in your face?
I think the crosswind is ideal, but have had multiple bust me with wind in my face after they circle. Tough to see them coming from behind a lot of the time with all the changing terrain in PA/WV. Any thoughts or advice?
I prefer to call a crosswind, that way I can always see my downwind side. The only time I call with the wind in my face, is if there is a road or something behind me that they won't cross. If you can't see your downwind side, then there is a good chance you aren't seeing most of the coyotes you are calling in.
male from last weekend out near amboy, ca. found some quail in the area a few hours later as well. good weekend
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That's a big boy. great find
Any other PA/WV/East coast coyote hunters in this thread with advice for a newbie?
Congrats to @M_R_Woodard and @EastCOYotes on your kills today!