I went out to a friend's farm this morning to try for a coyote. A couple minutes into the second setup, a coyote came trotting in from my left. I swung the rifle off of the shooting sticks and barked at him to stop him broadside at about 25 yards. I shot him in the chest and he ran about 20 yards back in the direction he came from and piled up. I did a couple hurt dog yelps and then went back to whatever that melodious sound is that comes out of my yotehntr open reed call. Another 45 seconds or so, and a second one came in from the same direction and stopped facing me at about 40 yards. I shot her in the chest and she ran straight ahead and fell within a couple of feet of the first one. I called another minute of two, but no more takers. I forgot my camera, so I had to take the pictures with my phone.
Here is how they were laying before I moved them. The spots where they were shot are probably 40 yards apart:
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Oh man! That's the way to do it!
Congratulations on the double!
Way to go Pat!!
Looks like you had your hands full for a few minutes.
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They died that close to each other, in the first pic?? Wow...thats kinda funky.
Nice job on the double!! :congrats:
Poppin n droppin!
Very nice! Congrats, Pat!
Congratulations! :highclap:
Jerry
Awesome job, Pat. Got the whole family one stand. :yoyo:
Very nice, Pat. Congrats.
Only way it could've been better is if you shot them out of your killing shack!
Cool deal Pat!! Congratulations on a couple of "good" coyotes!! :yoyo: :yoyo:
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Heck of a place to sit there Pat and you picked it. :biggrin:
WTG Pat :yoyo: :yoyo:
Awesome!! Good shooting!!
Jim
Thumbs up Pat.
Nice going Pat! :yoyo:
Yes, great story! Somehow I missed this one till now.
Great job Pat! Glad you're putting that call to good use!