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Had five just outside my backyard so yes.... unfortunately I'm in highlands ranch and too much of a pussy to do it myself. I have thought of a .25 benjamin marauder to take care of it.
Also in HR, and I have a set of 5 that like to take up camp in the church parking lot and cut loose at about 3 am. I have seriously considered seeing what a 1200fps pellet rifle would do to one of them. I had considered the possibility of putting a can on my rifle and just dropping them. However, I doubt the church would appreciate the dead yotes in their lot, nor would the folks across the way appreciate if I skipped a round across the parking lot into their house.Quote:
Originally Posted by th3w01f
Though more to the question of where to go for coyotes, more of a long term thinking, reach out to the game wardens or wildlife conservation folks and find out if there have been livestock complaints or just other nuisance related reports from folks along the range. I know a few of the mountain lots near Golden have a pretty significant coyote presence. Though be sure that neither of you have an active deer/elk other larger game tag. This time of year if you have an open tag it is against regulation to be in an area with anything that is not considered valid for hunting deer in CO, I think the smallest in .243 but check their website to be sure. Just don't want to see you get pinched for something you weren't informed about.
If you get any takers let me know and I'll tag along since we're in the same area.
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I'll do the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danimal