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<blockquote data-quote="Capt RB" data-source="post: 1533502" data-attributes="member: 85987"><p>We have more than 6 tress to hide behind out here so those coyotes tend to sneak up pretty close. When we coyote hunt in the winter someone has an ar with at least a 20rnd mag. I have an 8shot 12 ga along with a 243 of some flavor. Packs are getting larger every year. Just last night while going to a Christmas party off the beaten path on Cape Cod. Not a hotspot for song dogs in the least we saw 8 or 9 out across a cranberry bog. It's not even breeding season yet when they get into huge packs here. Up mom's they are usually in packs of 4+ through the fall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Capt RB, post: 1533502, member: 85987"] We have more than 6 tress to hide behind out here so those coyotes tend to sneak up pretty close. When we coyote hunt in the winter someone has an ar with at least a 20rnd mag. I have an 8shot 12 ga along with a 243 of some flavor. Packs are getting larger every year. Just last night while going to a Christmas party off the beaten path on Cape Cod. Not a hotspot for song dogs in the least we saw 8 or 9 out across a cranberry bog. It's not even breeding season yet when they get into huge packs here. Up mom's they are usually in packs of 4+ through the fall. [/QUOTE]
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