Nickman signing up from the Eastern Sierra of Ca

[nickman]

Hi guys!....looks like I found a new place to play....

I live in California, at the foot of Mt. Whitney.

I am an old guy, 62, but VERY active outdoors. I am an NRA Life Member.

I shoot.........anytime, anything, and anywhere I can.

I love fast, little bullets that go a long way in a hurry. I currently own 9 rifles in 22cal or less. Some old, some new...all fun.

I am fortunate to live in an area where I can shoot coyotes on a daily basis. We have a lot, and I consider it a sacred duty to see that the population does not get out of hand.

[dogdinger]

welcome nickman! as you can see from my screen name, we think alike.....sorry to see that you have not escaped from the socialist republic of Kalifornia....keep killin them pesky varmints...AJ

[nickman]

Dogdinger......yes, I am stuck here for a few more years.

This IS the best part of Ca.......if that is possible to imagine. I have a million acres to play in with very few fences or restrictions.

Since we're talking, I just sent my Colorado deer ap in yesterday and need to find out what a non-resi needs, to whack a few coyotes while I'm up there this fall.......any clue?

[dogdinger]

i will do a little research and get back to you.....

[dogdinger]

found what i was looking for:

http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonl.../smallgame.pdf



5.

You can hunt coyotes without a license in big game seasons if

you have an unfilled big game license for the same season and unit.
You must use the same method of take for coyotes as your big game

license allows.

[nickman]

Very good! Thanks for the reply.......

[ejones338]

Welcome nickman. As you can see I am into rifles of a larger variety. I have not made it out yet at all this year for a dog shoot, but if I get out of wolf country here in northwest montana, I get to roam millions of acres of coyote country myself from time to time.