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My first coyote!

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A buddy of mine took me out on my first ever coyote hunt.  We went driving around and saw a yote run into a patch of standing corn.  He dropped me off about 500 yards from the patch and I started quietly walking.  Well I got to about 200 or so yards away and he takes off!  I raise up and put one in him about 250 or so yards off with my first shot!  I got him in the back legs as he started biting at them, I calmed myself down and took a knee and put one more in him to finish him off.  I was soooo stoked up!  My buddy said this is one of the biggest ones he has seen, saying it was about 40-45lbs.

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I never had coyote. How do they taste?

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A buddy of mine took me out on my first ever coyote hunt. We went driving around and saw a yote run into a patch of standing corn. He dropped me off about 500 yards from the patch and I started quietly walking. Well I got to about 200 or so yards away and he takes off! I raise up and put one in him about 250 or so yards off with my first shot! I got him in the back legs as he started biting at them, I calmed myself down and took a knee and put one more in him to finish him off. I was soooo stoked up! My buddy said this is one of the biggest ones he has seen, saying it was about 40-45lbs.

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very repectable shooting with that rifle/range on a running animal. congrads.

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I never had coyote. How do they taste?

Oh yuck... You dont eat them, some poeple skin them and sell the coats but thats about it. I just leave mine in ditches...

Good Job!!!  I have to shoot them out of my yard to keep them from eating my dog and cat.

Where in IL are you?  I live 20 miles N of I-64 and we don't have a flake of snow on the ground.

Kelley

Congrats my man.  I love coyote hunting.  & yes that is a very nice sized coyote. 

I never had coyote. How do they taste?

They taste kinda like a cross between a gopher and an armadillo.

T

BTW nice coyote and dang fine shooting

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Good Job!!! I have to shoot them out of my yard to keep them from eating my dog and cat.

Where in IL are you? I live 20 miles N of I-64 and we don't have a flake of snow on the ground.

Kelley

I am in Champaign, Looks like you are about 2.5 hours away or so...  I cant believe you dont have any snow on the ground there...  We only got about 4 inches or so here, but it was enough to get the dogs out looking for food...

Nice job.

awsome, congrats on the dog. The picture came out nice too!

I killed my first coyote back in November while deer hunting on national forrest. But I think that one may eat the one I killed. It only weighed about 30 lbs.

Nice yote. You should try your hand at calling them in. Almost as addictive as bass fishing!!

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I am already setup for that, I went out and bought a Johnny Stewart Predator two caller on Sunday.  It works great for the price (40bucks) but its not as loud as some that I have heard so I am going to go to radio shack and buy a mini amp and a PA speaker to get some extra volume out of it.

i'd turn that thing into a coat! nice shot. 250 yard moving target first shot? you'd make a d**n fine green beret sniper.

i'd turn that thing into a coat! nice shot. 250 yard moving target first shot? you'd make a d**n fine green beret sniper.

Yeah.. maybe Navy Seal material there...send him over to Somolia to snipe some pirates.

T

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lol I dont know about all that, it was pretty much a lucky shot at that distance but I'll take it!  ;D

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I assume a .223 round was used, right?

Nice shot!

So you killed him why?

Just asking...

edit for: punctuation

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They are pest, they kill peoples pets, livestock, ect... 

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