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9/30/2025 11:22:50 AM EDT
I probably shoot 98% at standing coyotes. Can I shoot them on the move, yes, but the highest shot % is obviously standing. However, there are some times you can shout at coyotes, make all kinds of noise and they just will not stop and force a hunter to shoot them on the run. One coyote on this video was such a coyote and hence the title.

Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG50: Some Coyotes Don't Get The Hint: KC Ep. 202
Korey Kirschenmann (Kirsch)
TNVC Thermal Product Specialist
https://tnvc.com/
9/30/2025 11:49:05 AM EDT
[#1]
Great shooting!
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9/30/2025 5:24:02 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Oldgold:
Great shooting!
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9/30/2025 8:23:46 PM EDT
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Is the picture in picture what you see in the scope or what you put together afterwards? I was wondering about the non magnified view having no aiming point just the four dots but the zoomed in smaller view has the single aiming dot. I've never used any of this stuff.
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10/1/2025 8:01:48 AM EDT
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That's certainly putting the knock-out on them K.  Fine shooting!
10/1/2025 9:57:22 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE:
Is the picture in picture what you see in the scope or what you put together afterwards? I was wondering about the non magnified view having no aiming point just the four dots but the zoomed in smaller view has the single aiming dot. I've never used any of this stuff.
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There is an aiming point on the non-magnified window. For some reason, on some Pulsar videos, that reticle looks grey vs red, and it is extremely hard to see on the videos. It is very evident in the scope when looking through it.

When looking through the scope you see both the PIP and the non-magnified view. The 4 red dots that you referred to is the range box. FYI, there are lots of different reticle choices and colors and I could select a larger profile reticle which would be a lot more evident on the  videos. However, I have always preferred a small reticle both because on the videos it doesn't cover a lot of the screen obstructing the view of the coyote, and I like to focus on a small aim point.

Appreciate the question and you watching the videos.

To all the rest of the comments, thank you all.
Korey Kirschenmann (Kirsch)
TNVC Thermal Product Specialist
https://tnvc.com/

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