I got my first Coyote the other day. A friend and I went out at around 5pm and set up on our first spot. He was the shooter and I was the caller. The grass was high so we set up on a tree line that was elevated. We had a 180 degree view in front of us and it was about 300 yards to the next closest tree line. Called with the little dog for about 30 min and got no response. We saw 3 nice deer though. Gave a fawn distress call and they responded. Moved to the next set up and started calling again. Cottontail distress. No takers. About 30 min in we were about to leave. It was about 7pm by now. I gave a howl and what do you know we had at least one real close. Gave some more calls and answered again. Sat and waited then a little male showed up about 50 yards away. The grass so tall we could not see him until he got close. Dropped him. He hadn’t dropped his nuts yet. Would he have left his mother by now? I'm guessing not. He had to be about 3 months old. With all the excitement and tall grass his mother could have been close and we wouldn't have noticed.
On top of that, I have some more exciting news. Richard Franklin emailed me today and said my 6br was ready. It is a Bat sv with a Spencer LV 12 twist cambered by Clay in 6br Lapua min spec. Richard stocked it in a Walnut model 3. It has a Nightforce NXS 5.5-22. I'll post some pics along with my next dog when I get it. I am new at this so any advice would be great. Thanks, Nick
On top of that, I have some more exciting news. Richard Franklin emailed me today and said my 6br was ready. It is a Bat sv with a Spencer LV 12 twist cambered by Clay in 6br Lapua min spec. Richard stocked it in a Walnut model 3. It has a Nightforce NXS 5.5-22. I'll post some pics along with my next dog when I get it. I am new at this so any advice would be great. Thanks, Nick