"The things ya do for a picture"

Infidel 762

Infidel 762

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Sumtimes it be dat way;


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Went hard in September - one of those Oklahoma sunrises, ending a night run through the crosshairs and everything that rides with it.

Thermal on a shotgun;



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Got to share sum stands with one of the best;

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Met up with Wes for a hunt. The night started off decent, but the rain eventually shut us down.

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Went hard and dropped 18 Saturday night—Oklahoma was on fire.

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hunt0168 said:
Stick with it, Jeremy. You’ll figure out this coyote hunting thing sooner or later.
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I never really know what I’m doing out there. I step out at each stand and try to figure it out. Sometimes my plan falls apart, sometimes they read the script, and sometimes it just comes together by luck. I don’t go out trying to take a bunch of coyotes — I focus on getting one, then on getting the next.
 
Spurchaser said:
Haha! That shotgun shot was pretty cool to watch.
Great footage of the cat, they run in and then stalk the last few yards almost every time.
And congrats on a pile of coyotes! Are y’all hunting public or private lands in your videos?
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Lately, I’ve called in three bobcats to the FoxPro, but did not shoot any of them. I’m hunting 100% private land and have been hunting some spots that border public ground. I tend to avoid calling near public land, assuming most of those coyotes have already been pressured and are likely call-shy.
 
I've been thinking about a shotgun setup. is the eye relief better for this scope? Does it need to be extended back toward to shooter ?
 
wildcat18 said:
I've been thinking about a shotgun setup. is the eye relief better for this scope? Does it need to be extended back toward to shooter ?
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The eye relief is just fine. That shotgun cost us a couple of coyotes, though. I crippled one, and they had to finish it off with the rifle as it staggered across an open field. I also took a few shots at others that were too far out. It was tough to judge their distance through the thermal.
 
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