Totally agree.
Shooting one and watching rest run away ain't gonna cut it.....you need some serious firepower.
Totally agree.
Shooting one and watching rest run away ain't gonna cut it.....you need some serious firepower.
Those pigs have my number and are going to be hard to hunt at that feeder unless I can get the wind right and snipe them from a distance.
Went out for a little while this evening to try to call a coyote, and I ended up with two. Sorry there’s no pictures, but I wasn’t willing to wade the creek for photo ops. 
I let a friend who’s into the coyote contests hunt our place. No dogs but they did get a cat. I’ll post a pic when I get one.
Here’s the cat they got. Not sure if it’s a side pot or bonus in this contest. He’ll call me later and let me know.
What are your thoughts on a 9mm rifle for coyotes? I have a Henry ranch rifle I would love to try but not sure if that would be an effective/ethical round. Thoughts?
Fine for hunting the timber or where shots would be 50y or less.
Im thinking Napalm, cook em right there.
I was thinking in my head what would be a good killem all weapon within reason that most of us may have.
In a situation where there are multiples around a feeder or in a group under 50 yards.
How about a semi auto 12 gauge loaded with 00 buck
In a situation where there are multiples around a feeder or in a group under 50 yards.
How about a semi auto 12 gauge loaded with 00 buck
I use this set up and it works really well. 2 3/4” does good but 3” will hammer them.
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