Since this is so much fun, I thought I would practice uploading pics to see if I can get it right this time.
Below is the first double I ever got. This was October of last year taken with my .308. I couldn't take the 22-250 that day because my wife accidentally knocked it over while it was setting up on the bipod in the kitchen floor right as I was getting ready to head out for the hunt. :argh: Man was I hot. I just couldn't take the chance of the scope being knocked off from the smack it took against the floor. Always good to have a back-up.
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LoginNext pic is one month later (almost exactly to the day) at the same farm, from the same exact stand position. My second double. Notice I still hadn't shot the 250 to see how bad the scope was off but the back up plan did a fine job. Oh yeah, these two dogs' final resting place was no more than 20 yards away from the two in the above picture.
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LoginLast is probably the biggest dog I ever got. Taken in 2009 and I didn't have my scale with me so I don't know how much he weighed. I missed his partner he was with three times as she ran in big circles not knowing where to go.
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LoginWell, let's see if the pics worked this time.
I forgot to mention in my introduction that I am a central Kentucky boy. I dream of one day trying my hand at the western yotes but my biggest dream of all (besides having my own show on the Outdoor channel :eyebrownod:) is taking a wolf! Awesomesauce!
Very nice. :congrats:
Those are some really light colored coyotes. Nice looking pelts.
maybe i should get another gun and it would be the ticket to my first triple! I'm thinking R-25 in .243.
Thanks for the pictures.
SCCH