37.4lb male SouthCarolina

[SCcoyotehunter]

I shot this one yesterday.

[pitw]

Nice pic.      Story's a mite weak though .  Good job on nailing it.

[FinsnFur]

37 pounds?!...seriously?
Holy crap the thing dont look an ounce over 26 pounds. What'd you do shoot it with 3 cases of lead shot.

[Yotehntr]

   Congrats on the successful hunt! 

[coyote101]

Way to go.  Congratulations on the coyote. 

Story's a mite weak though . 

Now about the story......

[JohnP]

Looks like he's got a pretty thin coat.  Is that a coyote coffin you have him in.   Congratulations on a good sized coyote.

[Silencer]

Is that a coyote coffin you have him in

I was wondering why he has em in a giant litter pan 

[cityslicker]

Congrats!

[John_NY]

I bet there was a cat in that litter before the shot. 

Nice coyote. congrats.

John

[wked]

Congrats on the coyote! Surely there is story to go along with the pic 

[SCcoyotehunter]

The litter pan is for the back of the truck, this way he dont bleed all in my truck and the litter soaks everything up, plus he stunk like 
I called this one and another into shotgun range but they got downwind of me and bolted. This one ran a great distance before stopping at the top of a hill over 200yds away. One shot to the heart did him in. I called him in using the foxpro with a howl. I shot him with a 22.250 55gr Hornady Vmax.

[SCcoyotehunter]

37 pounds?!...seriously?
Holy crap the thing dont look an ounce over 26 pounds. What'd you do shoot it with 3 cases of lead shot.

I weighed him with a set of Rapala digital scales, they might be a little off but definately close enough.

[Frogman]

SCcoyotehunter,

Way to go!  Good shooting!  I prefer detailed stories??  Come on now, tell us all about it!

Jim

[Carolina Coyote]

Way to go David and good shooting. That is a long legged dog.    cc

[SCcoyotehunter]

Hawgmaster and I went out this afternoon to a new place we've been holding for a nice cool day. We set up in a cow pasture about 100 yds apart. The plan was to both howl but Hawg was having some difficulty with his caller. Right before I started calling I was watching two bucks feeding about 300yds away, and one of them was a dandy.
Anyways, I howled twice and out of no where comes two coyotes running from my downwind side and just as they ran over the hill into view they bolted out of view into a low spot in the field. After a minute one of them started up the far hill about 250 yds away and I was able to stop him by barking at him. Pow! Thump! He spun around like 5 times and ran down into the low spot out of sight. I played the KI-Yi for several minutes trying to bring back the other one but was unsuccessful.
When Todd and I went to look for him it was very easy because you could see his wide blood trail from 50yds away. I hit him directly to the heart. Needless to say trailing him was no problem.
SCCH

[vvarmitr]

Way to put the smack on him!