3 coyotes

[G6br]

My season is off to a good start. Top two were shot with my 22br using 62g ELD VT's. Bottom one with my 243 and 87g vmax called with my foxpro CS24C.

 

[JB10]

Weather here has still been warm. Supposed to be nice in a week then ill get a chance to get out.

 

[painter]

My season is off to a good start. Top two were shot with my 22br using 62g ELD VT's. Bottom one with my 243 and 87g vmax called with my foxpro CS24C. View attachment 1701980View attachment 1701981View attachment 1701982

I have been using the 87 gr v-max at a little over 3400 fps, with good results. There are some that do not exit on body shots around 100yds, may I ask your opinion of this bullet?

 

[White Eagle]

very nice
love the calling and hunting of coyote
it sure is a challenge

 

[jds holler]

It's sure been awhile for me, and I miss it. Won't be doing any of it this year due to foot repair. I hope y'all post lots of pics and stories. jd

 

[searcher]

Good shooting! Makes me want to get out again soon. Some of my fondest recollections of hunting them are when a number of them are all coming in at the same time - the adrenaline gets going!

 

[G6br]

I have been using the 87 gr v-max at a little over 3400 fps, with good results. There are some that do not exit on body shots around 100yds, may I ask your opinion of this bullet?

I use in my 6 creed and 243. Devastating on are northern coyotes.
Running them at 3,250 ish.
The 75 vmax works great as well. Both are not very fur friendly.

But fur here is not worth much these days. I do it for the land owners now.

 

[jds holler]

Good shooting! Makes me want to get out again soon. Some of my fondest recollections of hunting them are when a number of them are all coming in at the same time - the adrenaline gets going!

One morning in pretty thick fog, we had five on them (as near as we could count) appear from the fog, and do about a half circle and depart. We never got one of them. jd

 

[searcher]

One morning in pretty thick fog, we had five on them (as near as we could count) appear from the fog, and do about a half circle and depart. We never got one of them. jd

I live on the edge of the city and I have a pack of five or six around my house at night regularly. I've been very tempted to buy a .25 or .30 cal. PCP air rifle to work them over - but the "wildlife lovers" would end up with my hide in the end.

 

[jds holler]

Yeah, we've also got quite a few locals that hang around our little neighborhood/town. This time of year I hear them in the distance, howling and yipping as a pack. Prolly same family.
Later in deep winter, I'll find tracks, usually a pair, coming down our dead end road. They often make a loop into my yard and driveway, and I know they're looking for a tasty cat. jd

 

[kochie]

My season is off to a good start. Top two were shot with my 22br using 62g ELD VT's. Bottom one with my 243 and 87g vmax called with my foxpro CS24C. View attachment 1701980View attachment 1701981View attachment 1701982

Nice going your one ahead of me I got two so far one with most of it’s hair gone mange

 

[jds holler]

I'm thinking that we all oughta be calling skunks. Skunk pelts are selling for what coyotes used to. I'm thinking the "squeaking mouse" call, or maybe baby bird. jd

 

[kochie]

I'm thinking that we all oughta be calling skunks. Skunk pelts are selling for what coyotes used to. I'm thinking the "squeaking mouse" call, or maybe baby bird. jd

I will shoot the skunk if you will skin him !!!