Last night was the first night after the full moon, and first night I've had decent weather to hunt in two weeks. I managed to get in a short stand ahead of the moon rise. There was a coyote hunting in the field within minutes after I got set up. He wasn't having anything to do with rabbit or bird sounds. I finally broke him loose with Canine Pups. I growled him to a stop at aboout 100 yds. and missed the chip shot somehow. Thanks to the suppressor (Banish 30), he ran a few yds. and stopped trying to figure out where that sound came from. He stopped quartering away from me and I settled down enough to put one in just behind his rib cage and blew his heart out with the 50 gr. v-max out of my AR. He ran a few yds. and gave up the ghost. Turned out to be another big male which I suspected it was when I first saw him. Landowner was happy to know he was gone. Here is the video:

Nicely done OP.

I subscribed to your channel for more Yote slaying vids....

Welcome aboard and thanks.  We've been in a dry spell lately, but stick around and we'll keep posting some up.

First shot looked a bit on the low side with a beautiful 2nd shot recovery. Image on the SY looked very good on black-hot. Awesome job.

Nicely done!

Thanks guys, and I agree Korey the way the coyote reacted it looked like the shot passed just under him, but the hold seemed to be good.  Thankfully he gave me the second chance and I settled down a bit.  Anxious I guess with not many coyotes over the past couple of months.