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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
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<blockquote data-quote="CBH Australia" data-source="post: 2106342" data-attributes="member: 116486"><p>G'day Mate and welcome from Australia.</p><p>Even down under we know Everything is bigger in Texas. </p><p>We learn that from the movies. </p><p>We have plenty of use for sheep. Lamb roast is an Issue favourite. The wool industry has changed and some graziers opt for meat sheep with a decline in demand for wool. </p><p>The cattle station where I shoot Dingoes is 1,200,000 acres it would not be the biggest in Australia but pretty big for the area it's in it's pretty big but it's also owned by a company.</p><p>Where I am in NSW it's partilally protected by fencing a corner of the state for 200 miles south and 200 miles east with a high fence. That has worked for years and they are now extending it to help slow incursion s of dingo. </p><p>I have used a Rem 700 in .223 and a .308 on them but hoping to spend some time out there with my "Truck rifle" a Tikka CTR 7mm-08 with a 20" barrel</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CBH Australia, post: 2106342, member: 116486"] G'day Mate and welcome from Australia. Even down under we know Everything is bigger in Texas. We learn that from the movies. We have plenty of use for sheep. Lamb roast is an Issue favourite. The wool industry has changed and some graziers opt for meat sheep with a decline in demand for wool. The cattle station where I shoot Dingoes is 1,200,000 acres it would not be the biggest in Australia but pretty big for the area it's in it's pretty big but it's also owned by a company. Where I am in NSW it's partilally protected by fencing a corner of the state for 200 miles south and 200 miles east with a high fence. That has worked for years and they are now extending it to help slow incursion s of dingo. I have used a Rem 700 in .223 and a .308 on them but hoping to spend some time out there with my "Truck rifle" a Tikka CTR 7mm-08 with a 20" barrel [/QUOTE]
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