So I was getting ready to go sit on a Deerstand yesterday afternoon and I looked out behind the camp and saw a large coyote about 600 yards away From the building.
Quick change of plans and I grabbed my shooting sticks and jumped across the moat behind the building to go give chase.
Somehow in the course of jumping the ditch I popped a muscle in the back of my calf which sent me hobbling back to the camp.
Not to be deterred, I crawled into an atv which I drove and parked right under a deer stand near the location where I last saw the yote.
Ran the call off and on for about 20 minutes but nothing happened.
Then right at dark, I spotted the coyote standing at the edge of the food plot with my thermal.
In my struggle to get into the atv, I forgot the most important part of the hunt. I forgot to replace the SD card which I removed to copy video from my beaver shoot the other day.
No coyote on film, but I managed to rollthis one while it was trotting across the food plot.
I gave him a 30 caliber stomach ulcer as you can see in this pic.
Quick change of plans and I grabbed my shooting sticks and jumped across the moat behind the building to go give chase.
Somehow in the course of jumping the ditch I popped a muscle in the back of my calf which sent me hobbling back to the camp.
Not to be deterred, I crawled into an atv which I drove and parked right under a deer stand near the location where I last saw the yote.
Ran the call off and on for about 20 minutes but nothing happened.
Then right at dark, I spotted the coyote standing at the edge of the food plot with my thermal.
In my struggle to get into the atv, I forgot the most important part of the hunt. I forgot to replace the SD card which I removed to copy video from my beaver shoot the other day.
No coyote on film, but I managed to rollthis one while it was trotting across the food plot.
I gave him a 30 caliber stomach ulcer as you can see in this pic.
