trukreltrog
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Great idea, trained coyote decoy jackrabbits,,,
Cool story,,,
Cool story,,,
We got to witness one of the most amazing things today! (pic)
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Predator Strikeforce
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Thanks for sharing this story T. Its hard to put into words the feelings, sounds, excitement and emotion that one experiences in the field. Good write-up.
I wish I'd been there with ya.
bearmanric
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Great story Tony. Rick
pitman6302
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Thats something you guys wont ever forget. Nice Story Tony also a Nice looking Yote.
TikkaSporter
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That's what's so great about spending time in the field... You will see the most amazing things.
Once while deer hunting, I was caught in a blizzard and was focused on getting off the mountain. As I was climbing a drifted in saddle and spinning tires, trying to not power out, to my right about 5 yards away a jack rabbit with a coyote chasing a few feet behind it passed the truck, crossed the road in front of me, and turned downhill passing again on the left only a few feet from the truck. This coyote never once took his attention off of the rabbit.
One time I walked into a stand, sat down, set up the rifle, and reached for one of my calls when a coyote came running in as if he had been called in. I sat quietly until he was at 80 yards, barked, and shot him. If only I could figure out how to do that more often.
Once while deer hunting, I was caught in a blizzard and was focused on getting off the mountain. As I was climbing a drifted in saddle and spinning tires, trying to not power out, to my right about 5 yards away a jack rabbit with a coyote chasing a few feet behind it passed the truck, crossed the road in front of me, and turned downhill passing again on the left only a few feet from the truck. This coyote never once took his attention off of the rabbit.
One time I walked into a stand, sat down, set up the rifle, and reached for one of my calls when a coyote came running in as if he had been called in. I sat quietly until he was at 80 yards, barked, and shot him. If only I could figure out how to do that more often.