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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 1475398" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>Well its very doubtfull id be even as good as, let alone better them most others here at anything. lol</p><p>What ive described works well for us where and how we hunt.</p><p>Which involves shooting across valleys to the opposite steep tree covered sidehills. Timing is everything, meaning the animal must be standing, not walking, and also standing in a spot offering a clear shot without trees in the way. </p><p>Now after following him in the scope for 5 minits he finally stops in a good spot.</p><p> So now were gonna range him maybe for the third time and redial? And by then he just might be moving again especially if he's pushing a doe. </p><p> Next thing you know he is over the top and gone and we never even got a shot off. </p><p>But we did get to use our rangefinder, and maybe even some other neat stuff. lol</p><p>Couda, shouda, wouda, and its gonna be a long year to think about it.</p><p> Best get some ranges on that hill and shoot at some rocks when the pressure isn't causing your hands to shake and make a record of it.</p><p>I have a 1600 B, after owning a Swaro and using lots of others. Bright sun can also cause problems for them so be ready for that also. My son bought a Sig a couple years ago for as I recall about $400, and it seems to work as well as mine. But regardless of what you get, be ready with a backup plan.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 1475398, member: 12443"] Well its very doubtfull id be even as good as, let alone better them most others here at anything. lol What ive described works well for us where and how we hunt. Which involves shooting across valleys to the opposite steep tree covered sidehills. Timing is everything, meaning the animal must be standing, not walking, and also standing in a spot offering a clear shot without trees in the way. Now after following him in the scope for 5 minits he finally stops in a good spot. So now were gonna range him maybe for the third time and redial? And by then he just might be moving again especially if he's pushing a doe. Next thing you know he is over the top and gone and we never even got a shot off. But we did get to use our rangefinder, and maybe even some other neat stuff. lol Couda, shouda, wouda, and its gonna be a long year to think about it. Best get some ranges on that hill and shoot at some rocks when the pressure isn't causing your hands to shake and make a record of it. I have a 1600 B, after owning a Swaro and using lots of others. Bright sun can also cause problems for them so be ready for that also. My son bought a Sig a couple years ago for as I recall about $400, and it seems to work as well as mine. But regardless of what you get, be ready with a backup plan. [/QUOTE]
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