Dead Down Wind
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It was another hot weekend so we bailed late Sunday morning after hunting all of Saturday.
1st stand Saturday morning, I started out with Rabbit, as soon as I turned on the call, I spotted a coyote leaving at around 600 yards, my partner ranged the coyote at 640 yards, I dialed up to 3mil and let her rip. I heard the THWAP and the coyote ran another 57 yards and passed away.
87 Grain Max out of my 6mm Creedmoor.
We ended the day with 2 more kills, got up the next day and headed to Nebraska, we know there are coyotes on this ranch, we only called in 2 and killed one of them, a pretty female.
We did a 3-4 mile walkabout to get the wind right, never saw another coyote.
Called it quits late Sunday morning in the 71 degree heat.
I feel when Coyotes shut off, they all shut off due to the Weather, Barometric pressure, Moon Phase and a million other reasons.
Partner missed 1 at 137 yards and then the same coyote again at 178 yards, we then had to check his rifle, dead on at 100 yards!!!
He had Coyote fever!!!
1st stand Saturday morning, I started out with Rabbit, as soon as I turned on the call, I spotted a coyote leaving at around 600 yards, my partner ranged the coyote at 640 yards, I dialed up to 3mil and let her rip. I heard the THWAP and the coyote ran another 57 yards and passed away.
87 Grain Max out of my 6mm Creedmoor.
We ended the day with 2 more kills, got up the next day and headed to Nebraska, we know there are coyotes on this ranch, we only called in 2 and killed one of them, a pretty female.
We did a 3-4 mile walkabout to get the wind right, never saw another coyote.
Called it quits late Sunday morning in the 71 degree heat.
I feel when Coyotes shut off, they all shut off due to the Weather, Barometric pressure, Moon Phase and a million other reasons.
Partner missed 1 at 137 yards and then the same coyote again at 178 yards, we then had to check his rifle, dead on at 100 yards!!!
He had Coyote fever!!!
