Coyotes

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Coyotes

Postby Noc-Talk411 on Tue Feb 12, 2008 7:13 pm

They are one of my favorite and sneakiest critters to hunt! The game refrigerator right now is full of the little stinkers! Do you guys hunt coyotes or other predators?
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Re: Coyotes

Postby Huntergrl on Wed Feb 13, 2008 12:36 am

this past season i heard a few... at times i thought they were right under me... down here the MA where i hunt you can only shoot them for a month.
and during that month theres no see or hear of them....
I'd love to get one just to make a rug, or a wall rug i should say
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Re: Coyotes

Postby Noc-Talk411 on Wed Feb 13, 2008 5:37 pm

Here we can hunt them all year long! They are a real pain in the butt and they like to hunt serious packs and kill all the calf around here. So we do what we can o keep the population down all year. We even have people that hunt them from helicopters to help all the ranchers out here. Believe me there are no shortage around here!
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Re: Coyotes

Postby TobyBenoit on Thu Feb 14, 2008 12:27 am

I kill my share of them song dogs, but I only ever tapped one with a broadhead. He came strolling down an old railroad bed past my treestand while I was deer huntig and I made it to full draw and followed him with my pin until he hit fifteen yards and I made a sort of kissing sound with my mouth and he stopped in his tracks.

As soon as he stopped I punched the trigger and was amazed at how fast them jokers can jump the string. I got him, but I was aiming at his right shoulder at fifteen yards with an arrow flying 280+fps and he made a complete 180 degree turn to get away when the arrow struck him in the left ham and severed the femoral arteries on the pass thru.

Chicken, my little sister, called one in with her voice a week before Christmas. She heard him calling and started mimmicking his kippering and the sumvagun ran right in to her. It was a young male and she popped another just last week sniffing around the goat shed with a load of #6's, but didn't recover it, just peppered it good.

I've got a couple of Rod Haydels cottontail squallers (Haydel's Game Calls) that have brought a fair number of them into range of my little .22Hornet. A .40grain ballistic tip does a very nice job on them without much pelt damage at all.
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Re: Coyotes

Postby Noc-Talk411 on Fri Feb 15, 2008 5:28 pm

Nice!!!Go Get Them!
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