yotehunter6
Active member
Must be what heaven is like.
70 coyotes think soMust be what heaven is like.
You're welcome. No need to call me sir, thanks regardless. Once I got into long range shooting like yourself. I also spent many hundreds of rounds at long range. I mainly focused on 1/4 mile shots. Sometimes out to 600. I shot In varying yardages, wind speeds & wind angles. For wind drift & bullet drop. My goal was to make my rifle an extension of my arm. I did not use any type of rangefinder while shooting coyotes while prone. But relied on my experience & gut instinct.That's very great to hear Sir.
We are blessed to have the opportunity to shoot all the time, everyday if we like. Lot's of drills with Carbines, Handguns, and Range work out to 1300yds with a 2000yd capability. It's like anything, the more you do it, the better you get. I work out a lot, 35 years of lifting, most people jump on the "I could do that if I took juice also" instead of seeing the 35 years of work.
Same thing with pulling triggers, been doing it since I can remember and continue to practice daily if not at least weekly. I enjoy it, and you are correct in saying, it definitely helps you become a better shooter.
I appreciate the support, Thank you.
Awesome!I dont get it? 70 Coyotes down and not a single one called in?
Shooting them over dead cattle?
The thermal video looks great. I dont know, maybe this is a video to sell Nocpix thermals.