Wild girl at the River!

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click bait at its finest. Last morning down here the wife wants to get home and buy a Christmas tree and put up lights. Told her all I needed was 30 minutes. Went to one of my honey holes and within 5 minutes of calling I had at least 3 dogs weaving in and out of the bushes. Finally got one to stop behind a bush with just her head and neck showing. That was all I needed 70 yards 243 TTSX to the neck. Lots of blood I cleaned her up a bit for my online photo. Hit pup in distress couldn't get any to come back. Fun morning now I am off to Clark Griswald my house.

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Nice Dog!!I'm looking into getting into predator hunting and had a couple questions. If Anyone out there could help out I would appreciate it! I bought a caller with remote and a .22lr with scope and have a couple of areas scoped out but after a kill what do I do with the dog. I know it's winter and there pelts are nicer at this time of year but what I don't want the pelt. Do I bury it or leave it for other dogs? Just looking for the proper ways...
 
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Nothing goes to waste in the wild...........Left out in the wild, it will feed lots of kinds of creatures, including it's own kind.
 
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Wyatt honestly it depends on the mood I am in skinning a coyote right can be a process that I don't really care to do often, other times I just take the head, or most of the time like today I toss it into a bush. I should have kept the tail it was a good looking dog. You need to be careful where you leave them the Libs love excuses to go after predator hunters. I have a pretty narly picture of this kill but I will not post it for that same reason.

This coyote had a really good coat I was just pressed for time and had to leave it. Probably around a year old no mange real healthy dog.

As for the gun I don't recommend 22LR you would be better off using a 12ga if you have one with Winchester xrtreme coyote or Heavy Shot Dead Coyote rounds. You will have around a 70yd range which in our area is not a rare shot and about the same affective accurate range of a 22LR in my opinion they really start dropping off around 100. I personally use the Winchester rounds they are cheaper and kill just as good. Most times today included I carry a shotgun and a rifle.
 
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Drew, that's a beautiful yote.

Wyatt, 22lr will work but be prepared to lose most of the yotes you will shoot. If you can it would be a good idea to step up to one of the 22 center fires.

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Wyatt honestly it depends on the mood I am in skinning a coyote right can be a process that I don't really care to do often, other times I just take the head, or most of the time like today I toss it into a bush. I should have kept the tail it was a good looking dog. You need to be careful where you leave them the Libs love excuses to go after predator hunters. I have a pretty narly picture of this kill but I will not post it for that same reason.

This coyote had a really good coat I was just pressed for time and had to leave it. Probably around a year old no mange real healthy dog.

As for the gun I don't recommend 22LR you would be better off using a 12ga if you have one with Winchester xrtreme coyote or Heavy Shot Dead Coyote rounds. You will have around a 70yd range which in our area is not a rare shot and about the same affective accurate range of a 22LR in my opinion they really start dropping off around 100. I personally use the Winchester rounds they are cheaper and kill just as good. Most times today included I carry a shotgun and a rifle.

Thank you!


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