im getting a slow start haha

1/19
10:30 PM

rem 700 in .223

that is a monster coon!

This female came to the last leg of the sequence and I shot it at approx 200 yds. She was headed for some thick brush and I did not want her to wind me so I let her have long distance style!

1/21
11:15 PM

wow.... your kicking my arse bhw...
 

Its been forty degrees and raining here... and on top of that I had to go back to work...

Great job guys..

Mike

BHW, you must have allot of fox in your area! i have only seen one red in prob the last 4 years

Can I get in?

lost several chickens to a fox last year, but then no sign for a long time. The other day I heard a lot of commotion outside and saw the fox running into the woods. I made chase but no dice (about 10am).

About 2pm that same day I heard it again and ran outside with my slug gun loaded with 3.5" Remington copper solids from deer season. I don't own a rifle yet, so it was all I had.

I saw the bastard with a hen it is mouth high-tailin it back into the trees. I shot once WAY to hastily and missed, then as she was about to crest a hill and disappear at 80 yards, I "smootched" at her and she stopped and turned..... BEHIND A TREE!

Now I am not here to brag about my marksmanship, in fact I am not that good!:sad: AND all I could see of her was half of her face straight on.

I propped my slug gun on a hedge post and slowly squeezed while holding the cross-hairs between her eyes.

*CRACCKKK*........then she was gone..... figured I missed again like I always miss yotes and foxes!

Walked into the woods to make sure, and as I looked over the hill, there she was.

The bullet went INTO HER MOUTH!!!!!:D

Bet that copper solid didn't taste like chicken!!!!

Now I am shopping for a .243, we have a LOT of yotes out here!

You do NOT want to see the other side of her head!!

PS... the chicken is fine :)