Ran up and got with Greg this morning for 4 stands...had to get back home so we made it quick. I met Greg at Ft Smith and we drove over near Spiro, OK
First stand we get a double coming quick....I didn't see the lead coyote and was watching the other one at about 150 yards...about that time I see one come out of a low area 50 - 60 yards to my left......he is zeroed on the decoy and ain't stopping. Just about the time I am going to pull the trigger, he stutter-steps, throwing my swing out of sync, as I reacquire my sight picture and begin the squeeze, he starts hard forward again....shot takes him about 4 inches too far behind the forleg. He makes about a 200 yard run and piles up. The other coyote gets away.
The second and third stand are dry. On the fourth stand we call up a cat. He is in a blackberry thicket and tough to see. Greg makes an excellent head shot at about 50 -60 yards, cat is drt.
It was a fun morning with good company....
The OPHA is hard to read, but it is on the back of a Sonic sack......class eh???
The guys on the OK site are having a little pre-hunt, hunt for fun.....that is why the Sonic Sack.....
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Joe
WOW, that is either a really red coyote or an awful dark cat. Kinda cool looking.
None the less, nice job :congrats: Thanks for bringing em in.
Good going, Joe. Congrats! :highclap:
Thanks guys......yessir...the coyote was very red, there are a lot of that reddish color coyotes in this area.
The cat was a dingy grey and not very pretty.....
Joe
Nice Joe! Great efficiency too!!
Brad
WTG Joe! :congrats:
Real nice looking piece of property .... lake, logcabin, etc. Is that home? :shrug:
Joe...
:congrats: :highclap: :yoyo: :biggrin: :wink: :yahoo: ;yes; :thumb2:
Now that's a cool pic.
Good way to recycle a Sonic sack :wink: :roflmao:
Thanks guys.....no Sir, not my home. That is my friend's in laws place... There are two cabins there, one of which was a stage coach stop in the 1840s...they numbered the pieces, took them apart and reassembled them on their property...they are really neat!!!
Joe