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Hunting & Fishing Let’s start a coyote thread.
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Double in one set, quad in another! Two dry stands.
Shot two yesterday. First was off the morning's gut pile from a small 8 point. The yote was at 242 yards, and took a 7 mag. I guess the 150gr Accubond LR needs more resistance to open up because he ran a good 25 yards after getting his heart punched (my porch is elevated over the pasture). The girls had to come down and check to see how dead he was.
The second was just below the house last night at about 85 yards. I'm pretty sure this female is one of the habitual trespassers through my deer stand to the east. 100gr Accubond out of a 6.8 left a heck of a hole.
The second was just below the house last night at about 85 yards. I'm pretty sure this female is one of the habitual trespassers through my deer stand to the east. 100gr Accubond out of a 6.8 left a heck of a hole.
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Thought this was interesting and surprising to me. Got a younger one the other night, hit it broadside right behind the front shoulder at about 70 yards. Bullet didn’t pass through, completely unharmed on the other side. Had similar results on 3 others. Using a 77gr TMK at 2500fps.
Out the bedroom window the other day. 180 gr .308, 80 yards or so.
Got my first thermal kill on my second set. About 50 yards. 50gr v-max .223.
Early this morning, before sunrise, this one showed up after 15 minutes of the screaming rabbits and pup distress symphony.
I had just shut off my call and was sitting there, about to get up and get my call. Out of the corner of my eye, about 20 yards away, I saw her slowly walking toward me. She had come up at about 4 o’clock, so I almost didn’t see her.
In one motion, I shouldered the 11-87, stood up (she was behind a small bush) and I pulled the trigger, just as she started to bolt. The 3” Hornady Magnum Coyote BBs hit her hard and she dropped stone dead.
Killed another at 102 yards with the Barrett Rec7 about an hour later. It was a great morning in the desert.
510 yds sitting off a tripod.
6.5 creedmoor 140 American gunner
6.5 creedmoor 140 American gunner
Thanks.
A little trial and error made the paint job turn out.
I must confess though I've missed 3 coyotes at about the same distance this year
9 coyote night with 9 bullets from the 6cm. 90 to 381 yard shots
Tough to follow that ^^^ with a measly triple, but here it is.
Side note: the 50 and 53 v-max are pretty impressive out of the lowly 223. There's a lot more that go straight down than do the spin-dance.
Side note: the 50 and 53 v-max are pretty impressive out of the lowly 223. There's a lot more that go straight down than do the spin-dance.
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I agree, the 53 V-max kills coyotes with authority out of the lowly 223. It is also incredibly accurate and very inexpensive to shoot! I love it and am surprised by its effectiveness.
Yep & a 53 V-max out of a 22-250 works well also
I've got some 55gr barnes varmint 6mm that I'm going to load up for a 6cm. Should beat a 22-250 by 200fps with that load. I'll bet it knocks th spin right out of them. Makes them smile.
Oh man we shoot in field conditions. And those dogs don't always give us a lot of time lol.
I've missed 3 coyotes in the same day before.
From much, much closer than 500+ yards.
I tell ya brother, sometimes it's like "WTH!!!". Other times it's like "It's good to be the King".I've missed 3 coyotes in the same day before.
From much, much closer than 500+ yards.
And nothing in between.I tell ya brother, sometimes it's like "WTH!!!". Other times it's like "It's good to be the King".
I've got hunting buddies who's rifles lose their zero every single time a coyote breaks cover. Terrible luck.
We all have that problem occasionally.
I notice it a lot more frequently at night when I have to carry all my stuff and run to get ahead of whatever I'm trying to kill.
I notice it a lot more frequently at night when I have to carry all my stuff and run to get ahead of whatever I'm trying to kill.
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The deer was looking like,
pow "Oh shit!!" runs, then looks back at the yote and thinks, "Thank you."
436 yard Minnesota coyote. Didn’t move.
Savage .223 LE with SilencerCo suppressor. 52 grain Vmax
And here’s a 300 yard shot the same night (3 coyotes in one night)
Thanks! It's been unseasonably warm, and the calling has been slow around here.
Soooo you shot this guy eating a skunk. He must've been hungry. Why not kill two birds with one stone and let him finish his meal before shooting? Maybe the stomach acids would neutralize some of the funk juice.
Before, during, and after a quick solo double
Sure are some nice looking dogs recently. I went out this morning... just got our first snow of the season in Eastern WA. Last year we had snow on the ground for a month by now, and it was deep. I spotted 2 @ 600 yards, but they didn't give me the opportunity for a shot. Then this afternoon the ranchers wife on one of the places I hunt, texted me and said they found a dead bull. That should give me a couple months of overwatch duty entertainment if I can get them to put it in a good place. However my spotting snow will likely disappear mid week. No dead dogs to show, so I'll substitute some awesome scenery from one of my Happy Places.
Got this one Sunday night. Two came in on a female challenge call.
Thank you, but was a lucky night at a good time of the year! I usually only kill about 15 coyotes between October and March going out once every week or two. The quad was taken where I don't believe any calling has been done in several years. A guy has to have a night like that to look back on when the calling is slow
