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February 25th 2009 4:13 PM

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Awsome scenery. I have slung rounds at yotes but have only gone after them a couple of time with no success so far.

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February 25th 2009 4:39 PM

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what do you do w/ the coyotes afterward?

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February 25th 2009 5:17 PM

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Some fantastic pictures ! What's that long barreled pistol you're holding?

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February 25th 2009 6:53 PM

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fantastic photos.

btw, you can put more than one pic per post if you are so inclined...

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February 26th 2009 4:52 AM

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QUOTE (dmp @ February 25th 2009 9:39 AM)

what do you do w/ the coyotes afterward?

I used to skin them and give the hides as gifts or keep them but I have not done so in a while. I have plenty around the house and have no need for any more. If I am hunting someones ranch, I will often times cut their tails off and pin them to the fence next to the ranchers mailbox to let them know I was there and doing my job. If not, I leave them where they fall.

I actually only hunt during calving season and fur season. The rest of the year, I leave them be.

The long barreled pistol is a Ruger MKII .22 with a Gemtech Vortex II suppressor screwed on.

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February 27th 2009 7:08 PM

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Great pictures!!! I love the smile on your daughters face.
Nice pics of the guns with the dogs as well.
Where do you hunt? The landscape is breathtaking.

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March 5th 2009 12:53 AM

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I hunt primarily in southern Idaho out on the " Sagebrush Sea" of the Great Basin.

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March 6th 2009 2:10 AM

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QUOTE (Lost River @ February 24th 2009 11:36 PM)

Did you shoot that with a suppressor on? What state are you in? Very good pics.

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March 18th 2009 11:45 AM

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Did you shoot that with a suppressor on? What state are you in? Very good pics.

Yes,

This dog was shot with the suppressor in place. I live in Idaho, work OCONUS.

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March 22nd 2009 9:47 PM

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QUOTE (durwood @ February 25th 2009 9:06 AM)

those are awsume pics. beautiful country and dogs. i does suck not finding them. i blew the front left leg off a yote years ago with a 220 swift, it was a sunday morning. i dropped it cold ,so i thought. it fell on the other side of a little hump in the field and we just started the hunt. i left it till we where done with the hunt. when i went to get it all that was there was the upper portion of the left leg and lots of blood. we tracked it into a timber and realized it was just doing circles around us. this was a sunday, i ended up calling it back in on the following thursday and killed it. they are very tough critters.

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Great pictures! Like you, I hate that your dog got wounded and lost. But that happens ttboe! I think we all learn from days like that and it is part of what makes us more careful hunters. With the exception of the guys that just don't care. Great hunting dude!

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