A couple weeks ago I scrounged up a cameraman for a couple stands here in Southern Indiana. This particular stand was a mess, because of the standing water in the fields and a contrary coyote- but we managed to pull one out.

The footage is too shakey and grainy to use on my video project, but the audio is pretty cool. Listen close and you'll hear the first report touch down in the mud... but the second roundhits bone. I'm shooting a 25WSSM.

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v2...=MarchKill.flv

Nice shooting...

That is an impressive shot. Way to go! Even more impressive is a light that illuminates the entire body at that distance. What kind of light were you using?

Impressive shot, way to go! Another yote bites the dust..

It isn't so much the light, as it is the $18,000 night vision camera, that makes that coyote appear illuminated. The light is infrared, the camera lens is GENIII, and both are the best of many products I've tested for our purposes. This footage is very poor, for a handful of reasons,including the fact we didn't have the time/energy to setup the film equipment properly on this stand. We walked 1/2 mile in- cameraman recovering from a hernia four days earlier- so we didn't pack the big lights or 30 pound tripod. I'll dig up some other clips to share later this summer.... just now winding donw from season and beginning to look over and edit our winter footage.

it is the $18,000 night vision camera, that makes that coyote appear illuminated.


That explains it... great footage, no matter what! Thanks for sharing

what kind of rifle is that? it kinda looks like an ar-15 or something similar

It's a custom AR built by Mike Milli at Dedicated Technologies, chambered in 25WSSM.

Thanks;

Damn good shootin'!!!! Makes it even better that its at night! Thanks for sharing the video with us!!!