Diane wanted to go look for the Eagles yesterday afternoon. We didn't find them but we did run across a few of the other local critters.
Nice spike buck.
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LoginAnd this sonofagun!! This coyote was heading over to the weedline into the wind. And the doe and/or her fawn were the intended victims. Of course this is just my theory on the events that we witnessed.
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Wow! Where's the gun??
Jim
Man, them things musta been a mile and a half away. They arent her usual photo quality :confused:
Glen smells funny so they gotta stay back........ :alscalls: :alscalls: :alscalls:
Purdy cool to get a pic of a coyote around here Glen........ :yoyo: :yoyo: :yoyo:
They were all from an idling truck. No time to set the tripod up. The coyote was barely 100yds off the road. I tried to zoom just a little bit. I think that's where the blur came from. Those darn things don't give you much time to shoot em with a gun or a camera. The rest of the pics are Diane's. The deer were skittish & wouln't stand still like they normally do.
Al-- That's probably the 4th or 5th coyote we've seen while out driving around. But the 1st one we could get the camera on. And besides,, Glen shoots straight & that's why they stay back. :alscalls: :alscalls:
Good pictures! That coyote had a pretty long frame and would look good in full winter coat with a crosshair on his shoulder. :congrats: :congrats:
I'll bet it does Al. There aint no chance of getting permission there to hunt that property tho. :shrug:
That coyote is almost as bald as a "Mexican hairless coyote" :shrug:. Cool pics as usual Glen :yoyo:.