Mark, Jimmy and I went out this morning before we had to be back in town for family pictures. We had a pretty good day. We called 7, scared up 1, and shot 5 of them dead. I had the GoPro going but overwrote the first 3 dogs on video so only Jimmy's last 2 were on video.First stand we get a charger at about 4 minutes. We all see it, but it's coming on my side so I raise up the cynergy and level her at 40yds. I had it on video but it was overwritten. Here I am holding her up.We move to another area and start the music. My brother Mark shot this one at 3 minutes at about 30yds. This one took a plethora of rounds to put down.I spot a crosser about 300 yards away while driving down the road. I pull in, get set up and blast this female at 30yds.And here is another mug shot with the coyote.Jimmy was hot to trot as we had laid everything down so far. I called this one in for him at about 1:30. He leveled it at 35yds. I do have video of this one, but I need to finish uploading. First male of the day too.We then go into a new area and find a customer. It's about noon and we are in need of getting home. This one comes in around 3:30 and pays the price. Another male dropped at 35yds. I followed the raven above it and filmed him as he was shot.Here's the video. I will figure out how to embed it later.If you have any young ones around, there is one "s" word at the end of the video.
Great day. I am going to have to try the shotgun thing one of these days. Congrats to all of you.
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Posted 27 November 2011 - 09:35 AM
Great pictures, great video and great report! Brothers havin' a blast together! Posed to be that way!
Now, don't try to get away! I am more muscular, more cunning, faster, and larger than you are, and I am a genius. Why you could hardly pass the entrance examinations to kindergarten.
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You can hop but you can't hide. Yahi Bowmen. Its not how far you can shoot but how close to the game you get when you shoot. Sights we don't need any sights. Why waist time reloading when I can be making arrows.
I used the head mount strap that came with the camera. You can see it in the second and fifth pictures. The camera is fairly shiny, so you need to set up in the shade to make sure you don't get picked out from the shiny case.
great video man, that coyote just came charging in that was perfect. Were you using pup distress or rabbit distress to get him in so fast? Also did you pelt out any of the coyotes?
Here I am holding her up.
We move to another area and start the music. My brother Mark shot this one at 3 minutes at about 30yds. This one took a plethora of rounds to put down.
I spot a crosser about 300 yards away while driving down the road. I pull in, get set up and blast this female at 30yds.
And here is another mug shot with the coyote.
Jimmy was hot to trot as we had laid everything down so far. I called this one in for him at about 1:30. He leveled it at 35yds. I do have video of this one, but I need to finish uploading. First male of the day too.
We then go into a new area and find a customer. It's about noon and we are in need of getting home. This one comes in around 3:30 and pays the price. Another male dropped at 35yds. I followed the raven above it and filmed him as he was shot.
Here's the video. I will figure out how to embed it later.If you have any young ones around, there is one "s" word at the end of the video.
