Guns, Gear and Tactics for Coyote Hunting
From gear to guns to tactics, we've got it all in this comprehensive coyote hunting package.
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Go German Shepherd! Love those dogs. Look up Stonehill Kennels Mt.Morris, MI on facebook. Nice dogs. Take care folks
I used to use a 243 on coyotes up here but due to cost I have switched to a 22 magnum and it has been great. I use an AR type rifle and it is just about perfect. The bullet is basically the same as a 223, I just need to be within 150 yards and it works just fine.
I just use a .22 long rifle and that works just fine if you get them in the head
I just use a .22 long rifle and that works just fine if you get them in the head
Coyote dangers continue in Nova Scotia, as reported by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and also local CTV News. An employee of Nova Scotia Power was reading meters on January 21st, 2011 when upon rounding the corner of a farm building he was suddenly confronted by a large coyote, which leaped at him and clamped onto the man's upper arm.
As the pair fought they were spotted by another man out hiking with his German Shepherd dog, which sprang into action and attacked the coyote - driving it off. The thick winter jacket of the employee saved him from puncture wounds, plus the quick intervention of the hiker and his German Shepherd dog. This attack occured only a short distance from a local school yard.
CTV News offers the following commentary on other coyote attacks and incidents in this eastern part of North America: http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Canada/20100409/coyotes_nova_scotia_100409
Many people in this Maritime province are now looking for firm action by goverment and local authorities on the increasing coyote threat to themselves, pets and livestock.
Thought I saw this before somewhere. It's right out of the magazine
The Alexander Arms in 6.5 Grendel sounds mighty interesting - anyone out there use this caliber on deer sized game? I would love to use it as a dual purpose gun. Thx
Only would be better if it was RUGER
If it ever stops snowing here in NY, I may get an opportunity to try this!
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If it ever stops snowing here in NY, I may get an opportunity to try this!
The Alexander Arms in 6.5 Grendel sounds mighty interesting - anyone out there use this caliber on deer sized game? I would love to use it as a dual purpose gun. Thx
Thought I saw this before somewhere. It's right out of the magazine
Coyote dangers continue in Nova Scotia, as reported by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and also local CTV News. An employee of Nova Scotia Power was reading meters on January 21st, 2011 when upon rounding the corner of a farm building he was suddenly confronted by a large coyote, which leaped at him and clamped onto the man's upper arm.
As the pair fought they were spotted by another man out hiking with his German Shepherd dog, which sprang into action and attacked the coyote - driving it off. The thick winter jacket of the employee saved him from puncture wounds, plus the quick intervention of the hiker and his German Shepherd dog. This attack occured only a short distance from a local school yard.
CTV News offers the following commentary on other coyote attacks and incidents in this eastern part of North America: http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Canada/20100409/coyotes_nova_scotia_100409
Many people in this Maritime province are now looking for firm action by goverment and local authorities on the increasing coyote threat to themselves, pets and livestock.
Only would be better if it was RUGER
I just use a .22 long rifle and that works just fine if you get them in the head
I just use a .22 long rifle and that works just fine if you get them in the head
I used to use a 243 on coyotes up here but due to cost I have switched to a 22 magnum and it has been great. I use an AR type rifle and it is just about perfect. The bullet is basically the same as a 223, I just need to be within 150 yards and it works just fine.
Go German Shepherd! Love those dogs. Look up Stonehill Kennels Mt.Morris, MI on facebook. Nice dogs. Take care folks
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