short story, 5 came, one left. 4 shots fired. Just couldn't get #5 back into range for a shot. Longest shot on stand was maybe 80 yards.
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short story, 5 came, one left. 4 shots fired. Just couldn't get #5 back into range for a shot. Longest shot on stand was maybe 80 yards.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...gdog/005-9.jpg
Very nice! Was that near Elizabeth? I saw a couple between there and Kiowa Saturday.
Bad ass! Nice job
TRnCO you better save some yotes for the rest of us! lol
Nice shooting! congrats
I'd say that's rapid shootin!!
Good job
Awesome job!
found these out in the sandhills. Plenty of them to go around this year.
Nice!
Nice Yotes I'm jealous! [Beer]
Good job!!!!!
What do most people do with Coyotes when they shoot them?
You and I asked the same question at the same time, in different threads! Great minds think alike, and all that stuff...Quote:
Originally Posted by stenz
http://www.ar-15.co/threads/73111-co...-hunting/page3
I usually freeze the coyotes whole that are worth selling and then sell to Petska furs who periodically run a route through Colo. A high percentage of the coyotes that I've killed so far this fall have had mange, and of course, they aren't worth diddley but need shot none-the-less.
A freind of mine in KS. tells me of another guy that has sold some coyotes in the round to a buyer in Ft. Collins and is getting $17./ea. That's much better than I've gotten for the last several years.
For $17 is it really worth it to drag it home and put it in your freezer? I know my wife would kick my ass if she opened up the freezer and found a coyote in it.
I can just imagine my wife going out to get some elk meat from the freezer and seems a wrapped up coyote in there![ROFL2]Quote:
Originally Posted by RCCrawler
of course...I have 2 ducks in there right now fully frozen in case I have one of them mounted.
double post
yeah, I have a seperate chest freezer for this purpose only. And if someone else is thinking about doing this, I will tell you that you need to put each coyote in a seperate trash bag, otherwise, you'll end up with one big hunk of frozen together fur ball, and good luck getting it out of the freezer. Don't ask me how I know this.
is it worth it, ya gotta answer that one for yourself. But concider that I've killed 53 since Oct. 5th and we're coming into the prime fur season, I will be freezing a few just because they'll add up pretty quickly at $17./ea.
Well done man. That's awesome.
nice shooting
SWEET!!