Close enough??

I have no doubt you have perfected the game.. your an inspiration.

Last evening I took my friend Gary along. We made a stand in some high country sage. Very open terrain. At around 7 minutes a female showed up barking on a little ridge around 300 out. That sucker wouldn't budge. It wanted to see what the commotion was all about. Gary never felt comfortable enough to shoot.. On open stands, that is common here.
 
Coyote hunting pressure is fairly high here and I have taken coyotes in some of the most pressured ground in the state.
Some local ranchers have come out just to watch me from distance with a few going in the truck.
I have learned some important things over the years, most by accident.
Have been known to screw up too. Had 3 coyotes come in and while trying to get angled I hit the horn! Still got one and two ranchers watching from 800 yds were cracking up before unhooking my horn for me.
Trees are scarce here and often the tallest thing is 12 inches.
You have to be willing to take 300 yd shots or more at times.
3 very happy ranchers this year when I got 44 coyotes off their grass. They text daily for updates with one text as I pulled the trigger on a kill.
As I said patience is a big deal that allows me a higher count than some able guys here.
I continue to strive for as many pics of kills as I can get. This is often much harder than the actual kill with snow, terrain, and fences.
 
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