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Coyote with da bow
06-23-2008, 09:59 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: ND
Posts: 1,627
RE: Coyote with da bow
I took this one last fall. It was messing up my hunt and keeping the does from heading back to their mainbedding area where I was sitting on the ground waiting for them. He wandered too close. 
About 15- 20minutes later the does and fawns headed back and I shot a doe. Found a shed while walking up tothe downed doe. Was a good morning!!
Pardon the old work jeans, I took my camos off to gut the doe and was in a rush to get to work. Once I got to work, I had the boss take the picture and just threw on the jacket and hat. Nice guy even let me cut upmy deer on the clock.
Tim
About 15- 20minutes later the does and fawns headed back and I shot a doe. Found a shed while walking up tothe downed doe. Was a good morning!!Pardon the old work jeans, I took my camos off to gut the doe and was in a rush to get to work. Once I got to work, I had the boss take the picture and just threw on the jacket and hat. Nice guy even let me cut upmy deer on the clock.
Tim
06-24-2008, 05:28 AM
#15
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: S. NH
Posts: 3,045
RE: Coyote with da bow
I shot a picture of these coyotes while I was snowmobiling in the Alagash region in Northern Maine.
Just a tourist photo.
I've gotten 4 to date, 2 with the bow and 2 with a rifle.
Last year I was sick as a dog, so I didn't want to sit in my stand as my head was spinning, so I made a ground blind and drew back on a coytote 15 yards in front of me, but it busted me, but to be that close to a wary predator was amazing and a high light.
Just a tourist photo.
I've gotten 4 to date, 2 with the bow and 2 with a rifle.
Last year I was sick as a dog, so I didn't want to sit in my stand as my head was spinning, so I made a ground blind and drew back on a coytote 15 yards in front of me, but it busted me, but to be that close to a wary predator was amazing and a high light.
06-24-2008, 06:24 AM
#16
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Western Massachusetts
Posts: 7,168
RE: Coyote with da bow
Those are some healthy looking dogs from ME hanging there.
I have never shot one w/ the bow. My buddy took this one last season.
http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd59/eru0817/GlennYote2007.jpg
I have never shot one w/ the bow. My buddy took this one last season.
http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd59/eru0817/GlennYote2007.jpg
06-24-2008, 10:32 AM
#19
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Morgan County, IL
Posts: 1,073
RE: Coyote with da bow
I have done it once. Wasn't even trying, it just happened while deer hunting.
I was sitting in a stand overlooking a cornfield when he strolled by on the opposite side of the field. I put my finger as high upas I could on a truetalker and still get a sound. It took a long while for him to come in, but one arrow at 17 yardsends the story.
All of my coyote hunting takes place with a rifle later in the year.
I was sitting in a stand overlooking a cornfield when he strolled by on the opposite side of the field. I put my finger as high upas I could on a truetalker and still get a sound. It took a long while for him to come in, but one arrow at 17 yardsends the story.
All of my coyote hunting takes place with a rifle later in the year.
