Posted: 2/26/2023 12:56:26 AM EDT
[Last Edit: extractr][Edited]
Selling your guns to a buyback because you feel criminals have too many firearms, is like getting yourself castrated because you feel the neighbors have too many children.
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Originally Posted By extractr: Recently got a Super Yoter and started doing some night hunts. So far I have been out several times with no luck. I have heard and seen several, but none close enough to shoot. Went out a couple weeks ago to this small field bordering a river and had one come out of a woodline about 400 yards out , but he winded us before we could get a shot. My son and I went out again tonight, and set up closer to the treeline where we saw the one before. I played a rabbit distress call for about 2 minutes. As soon as I shut it off, this guy came over the hill. He was about 150-160 yards out. 6.5 CM. 85 gr. Sierra HPs Entered at the bask of his neck, and took his back off. You can see bits land about 3-4 seconds after the shot. Good shot! |
Here I am, Here I remain
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Originally Posted By dirtyboy: This time of year? Mating season, different coyote sounds will bring them running to investigate and protect their territory. Rabbit distress has been used too much, in most areas. The first several hunts I have done, I almost exclusively used coyote vocals. I had coyotes respond, but never come in close. I decided to start with a distress call last night, and it seemed to work. |
Selling your guns to a buyback because you feel criminals have too many firearms, is like getting yourself castrated because you feel the neighbors have too many children.
Selling your guns to a buyback because you feel criminals have too many firearms, is like getting yourself castrated because you feel the neighbors have too many children.





