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I shot this coyote while bowhunting in Illinois, Ive had plenty other opportunities, but I always got busted drawing my bow.
I saw this one coming straight toward me from about 100 yards out and drew my bow when he got within 50 yards and waited on him. When he got to within 10 yards he just stopped and the rest is history.

Is that cheating<img src=icon_smile_question.gif border=0 align=middle>:)

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Can someone fix this for me, I done something wrong.

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HC, that is one bushy 'yote. Congrats on a strategy well planned. I wouldn't consider that cheating at all.

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congrats on the yotee just.
Just a couple of questions tho.
What do they taste like and how do you prepare them<img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>


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They taste like chicken.<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

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nice one hc4runner! how much did it weigh?.. u gettin it mounted?


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Congrats on the coyote, very nice!
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Congrats on the yote! Them predators are a unique trophy!
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Nice Yote, hc4runner.

I don't know if you caught my post on the yote I shot back in Nov with my bow. If you didn't, you can catch the pic along with the story at www.asatcamo.com under ASAT Believers.

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Ronnie I fixed it and it is on your site you can just change it now what you need is to make your files smaller with a photo editing product I use Picture it. Roy

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Nice yote, congrats! We have them in No. Va., I have seen a few, I have never seen one near Fredericksburg though and I will admit it does not break my heart, I would bust one in a heart beat if I saw one though.

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Have any of you guys ever seen a black coyote? I saw one recently that was large enough that I thought it was a small deer when it was 150-200 yds away. I would almost say it was a German sheperd except others have seen it and insist it is a 'yote.

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cmndr, What you described is probably a coy-dog. Have seen a few in Central WI.

hc4runner, NICE Yoye!!! congrats

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Nice job on the 'yote.

Seen a big female that was a dark charcoal color a few years ago, but she never got within range.



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JimmyMo, I dont know how much he weighed, but he seemed rather small compared to some of the yotes we have here in Southeast MO. We are overrun with them down here despite heavy hunting pressure.
They are fun to hunt after the bowseason is over and they definately need to be controlled because they are taking a toll on the rabbit and pheasant population.

Thanks Roy, at least I did get a picture this time.:)

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congrats

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This an honest question. I am not being a smartass. What do you do with it? I know that they are working their way back into VA and you can hunt them most of the year, I think. But are they a real nuisance? are they dangerous? I havn't seen any of them in my area yet. Have seen bobcat, fox and I almost stepped on something walking out of the woods that looked kind of like a badger. scared the hell out of me. Chupacabra maybe? anyway ....what do you do with the coyote now?

David

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Were you deer hunting at the time and it just happened along or were you just out for the day? Nice job!

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dpv, as far as being a nuisance I would say that they are to me because I also like to hunt rabbits, quails, and pheasants and since these predators moved here to Southeast MO. years ago we have seen a huge decline in rabbits especially. I know that are some who might think that its just another excuse to kill them but its not. I have had plenty of chances to kill bobcats and foxes while bowhunting but since their numbers are relatively low in my area I just dont think that they pose as big a threat as coyotes do so I let those walk.
Now as far as what to do with them, I wished I would have gotten this one mounted because he had beautiful pelt, you can also sell their pelts to fur dealers. Anyway thats the reason I will sling an arrow at one anytime they give me an opportunity.

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DPV you can have them mounted if its a good hide you can at times $65-150 a pelt forum if not just throw it in the woods and let nature take its course . See prob with yotes is they are a dog which means every couple months &quot;not sure&quot; or so they can have another litter of pups.The farms I hunt in caroline and King William are getting overrun with the buggers now , and have already seen evidance of them bringing down deer as well as the turkey and small game pops. are shrinking . Plus our game commision has asked to kill as many as you can :)

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We are starting to have the same problems ,shoot all we can .