kswaterfowl
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Went out with a good friend of mine to a few of his spots this morning. And you can definitely tell that rifle season just ended. We made 8 stands in some good looking country, and there wasn't very many that were wanting to play.
We called in a nice little female after 21 minutes on the first stand. She was circling way down wind and made the fatal mistake of taking one last look before she got out of sight. I squeezed the trigger on the 6 dti and dumped her at 237 yards.
Then on the third stand we setup in a big pasture with some nice big draws and rolling hills. The wind was perfect but we had to face towards the sun. So I knew we would probably get picked out pretty quick, and that's exactly what happened. After 18 minutes we have a taker come over the hill 200+ yards out on my buddies side, and immediately come to a stop. I lip squeak to let him know there is a coyote, but it sneaks back behind the hill before he can get on it. I quickly swing my gun over and switch the call to a fight sound. And he couldn't help but come back and take a look. I get on him and dump him at 221 yards.
After 5 more dry stands, we ended up calling it a day.
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We called in a nice little female after 21 minutes on the first stand. She was circling way down wind and made the fatal mistake of taking one last look before she got out of sight. I squeezed the trigger on the 6 dti and dumped her at 237 yards.
Then on the third stand we setup in a big pasture with some nice big draws and rolling hills. The wind was perfect but we had to face towards the sun. So I knew we would probably get picked out pretty quick, and that's exactly what happened. After 18 minutes we have a taker come over the hill 200+ yards out on my buddies side, and immediately come to a stop. I lip squeak to let him know there is a coyote, but it sneaks back behind the hill before he can get on it. I quickly swing my gun over and switch the call to a fight sound. And he couldn't help but come back and take a look. I get on him and dump him at 221 yards.
After 5 more dry stands, we ended up calling it a day.