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I've gotta wait until my feet grow up. GLWS

If they fit, I will take them. I'm 8 1/2W to 9

I love a happy ending.

Thanks for sharing again Dana. Larry: I think he said Near no holdover, (at 100 yds) shoots pretty flat out to about 125 yards

That more justice than I figured. Thanks for the posts guys.

Larry nailed it. I've got that ICOTec caller. I broke the antenna, killed the batteries and now carry spare batts and electrical tape. It works great on dumb dogs but tends to scare away the big guys. There aren't many dumb dogs left, (cuz I shot them) so I'm looking to upgrade at this...

I have the Bushnell Yardage Pro 4-12X42. It tells me the yardage but I still need to know my DOPE. I found it was good for multiple targets at multiple distances, like squirrels or groundhogs. I think the Sig would be excellent for that because it does the Dope too. I tried my scope on...

By far, the most important number is days in the field :cool:

Great story and pics. Glad to hear about the .243 ammo performance. Time for me to start loading my .243 with copper.

Well done guys. way to close out the season. Nice photo.

I use a cheap E-caller, it works best on young dumb coyotes. I could probably benefit from a downloadable caller for more variety. Mouth calls are more fun but it puts the focus on your position (I always carry one just in case). I set my E-caller at a low point crosswind away from me and...

I got 70 more shots at varmints until July. Then have fun working up a copper load. I hear the copper are more lethal anyway;)

Yeah, I've seen three road kills but luckily nothing in the bush YET. I don't like the idea of your snake wearing a 'muffler', I gotta be able to hear them.

Just kidding, I just gotta learn how to shoot the Howa. Different Coyote, same story, less drama. 267 yards sitting cross leg behind my sticks, straight on into the chest, same big hole. My old 40gr. Vmax goes pop with no exit wound/blood trail, but the Nosler 55gr. goes bang all the way...

Thanks guys, if I don't get a bird in the morning, the Savage is coming out in the afternoon. Good luck to all tomorrow.

Great write up and photos. Thanks for sharing, and well done.

The short version: .223 Savage Axis II (Boyd stock), old garage sale Leopold 3x9, 270 yards. The long version: You have not seen me post up in a while cuz I been missin'. Not lost or away, just not hitting the last four yotes. The distances varied from 165 to 420 yards. My excuses varied...

So, how did everything work out?

Great story Steve, unbelievable. That's one for the ages.

KLR 650 for scouting. Tricked out Pro-4 Xterra for hunting.