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We have been blasted by heard winds for the last few days here in Ohio & I've been going crazy waiting for the right conditions to use my new Predator rig. When I got to the farm wind changed directions & was howling straight out of the West blowing my plans for the set I had in mind. My thinking was they have to eat sooner or later and decided to take a blind next to an old chicken coop to get out of the wind setting the decoy & caller straight out in front.
About 3o minutes into the set I switched to a groundhog distress call and watched as a pair made a direct approaching trot about 4oo yards straight at me! This was my first hunt with my new rifle,decoy & spitfire so was about to bust waiting for the big male to give me the shot - the female short cut and started to circle wide but the big male kept his direct path before I stopped him at 165 yards with the 5o grain Hornady. ![]() ![]() |
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Congrats, we are getting blasted with wind today hope we can have the same luck as you did.
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Good going! I've been seeing more photos of coyotes with those stripes on the front legs. It seems to be a regional (midwest) thing.
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Well done Gary, I know what you mean about waiting for the shot, I bet your heart was pounding!
Good pictures too. |
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Beautiful Yote, nice pics and congrats.
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Nice coyote. When you don't get that feeling like you are going to burst when one is coming in, it is time to quit.
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