I took a walk today.

[taylorce1]

With the ol' 6X47 Rem looking for some targets of opportunity. I wasn' dissapointed!

The cleanup crew wasn't that far behing either. As good as I could blow up from cell phone.

 

[DrMike]

Excellent! Hey, coyotes have to eat, also. :grin: Feed 'em well, and they'll have nice coats come winter.

 

[taylorce1]

That is a young fox, had a partner with him but he was the only one to stop and let me snap a picture.

 

[DrMike]

Aging eyes, Taylorce1! :shock: Second look demonstrated that it was indeed a fox.

 

[Hegland]

Nice! Intriguing cartridge there, too.

 

[taylorce1]

Aging eyes, Taylorce1! :shock: Second look demonstrated that it was indeed a fox.

It was a crappy picture, it's hard on my eyes as well!

Nice! Intriguing cartridge there, too.

Easiest wildcat cartridge I've ever played with to find an accurate load. Plus being a 6mm it is legal to hunt big game with here in Colorado since we have a 6mm minimum.

 

[FOTIS]

Nice job buddy! You rocked them!

 

[taylorce1]

Nice job buddy! You rocked them!

That first pic is all of the same pasture poodle, here was a neat picture but I wish I had a better camera than my phone.

Three little dead dogs all in a row!

1st mound

2nd mound (almost missed)

3rd mound

The only thing cooler is if one bullet had taken them all out! Anyway, that little 70 grain NBT does nasty things to little varmints. Shot a total of 29 rounds and killed 20 dogs, wind and mirage got a little tricky at times.

 

[sask boy]

Good job T1 that took down the population a bit :wink:

Blessings,
Dan

 

[Kodiak]

Good shootin'!

I'm expecting the same results on my next trip to the dog-town in Montana this fall.

The rifle of choice will be a stainless Savage varminter in 22/250, scoped with a 6.5 to 24 w/ an 1/8th min dot. Historicly, this rifle leaves nothing much identifiable on the mound 8) :lol: !