Stalked and shot two big old males about 2 miles apart. The smart old females got lucky, I nearly shot all four.
I shot second male around 4:30, took almost an hour to crawl last 3-400 yards. He was way out in the open, used low spots and hills to get closer, toughest stalk I did in a couple years.

Coyotes?

Keith

I wonder too?

Chupacabras

Yes, I'd put the pictures up, but haven't learned how yet

Lab mice? That's pretty good shootn...

Today I got coyote #29 and #30

im sure any one of us can help you put them up,I know I will. Its not difficult. Send them to me

Wish we had some ,one fellow here says they are everywhere (he hears them) We have snow and it looks pretty barren of tracks .A here and there or none in some of the better areas . No tracks in snow we have had for a week or more tells me no canines

Why don't you call them in instead of all that crawling?

It works good usually, I tried it before he laid out there, I was in position squeaked to her , she looked but didn't stand up, I bleated like a deer, a couple times she got up and started to leave, I took a shot, missed, stood up and the big male jumped out into the open at 70 yds, I missed that shot too, lol fudged the running shot, he was probably coming, I couldn't see him. So I saw him bed down, figured he might spook if I called

It's also mostly open snow no grass or bushes usually

Sounds like yer wacking em.Keep up the good work.Im not into it,,but my two sons LUV calling in the fox and yotes ,especialy at night,they wack em pretty good.

Nice work Simo !

Thanks

Congrats tactical

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Nice snow cover

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Thanks for posting the pictures, I tried again last night and the thing turned black when it tried to load the picture
Hopefully I'll have some luck today
The morning one above was the one by the RR tracks