SE Oregon Coyote

froggy

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Oct 1, 2008
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Sometimes it's Dec. by the time I get serious about calling dogs, but I've had the itch lately so I hoofed it down to one of my favorite spots. Didn't see as much sign as usual, and I had one come in that wouldn't ever come inside 1000 yards or so, so I suspect that there has been some guys callin recently in the area...or maybe all the hiking I was doing made them smell me from a mile away.
I did get this young female though. I hit her a little far back from about 340 yards and she piled up at about 75 yards. I finished her off when I walked up to her, but I was pleased with the killing effort of the .204 ruger as she was not in any shape to go anywhere even with a less than desirable shot. I was shooting federal factory with 39 grain blitzkings. I'm in the process of getting set up to hand load and when I do I am going to try the nosler bt and see how the compare with the blitzking and the vmax. Anyone have coyote experience with the BT?

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Nice song dog froggy, congratulations on a nice shot.

You should keep an eye open for remingtonman25_06 on the forum. He is from your neck of the woods and shoots a lot of yotes too. Maybe you fellas can put a dent in the heard. :lol: :lol: :lol:

JD338
 
Congrats on the Dog !!

I used to do a lot of switching between the two ( B-tips & B-kings ) out of my 22-250. If you're going to keep the pelts IMO the B-tip is a better choice. My gun shoots the 55gr B-tip and B-king in the same place so it's easy to switch the two.... I think the Sierra's are a much more frangible bullet and do a lot more damage from what I've seen.
 
This Dingo will not eat my baby!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
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