Truth about Headshots and Coyotes
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 1,061
RE: Truth about Headshots and Coyotes
After you take the hide off a fox or coyote, there isnt much left. I myself like waiting till I can get a good head shot. I never shoot them on the move, always stop them when im ready to shoot. One year I shot 8 with a bow,(only one head shot, the rest were vitals)
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RE: Truth about Headshots and Coyotes
One year I shot 8 with a bow,(only one head shot, the rest were vitals)
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ
Posts: 3,171
RE: Truth about Headshots and Coyotes
ORIGINAL: Howler
That's a bunch with a bow in one year. Were they all called in or were some of them coyotes of "chance" while bow hunting deer from a tree stand?
One year I shot 8 with a bow,(only one head shot, the rest were vitals)
#14
RE: Truth about Headshots and Coyotes
That is awesome. One critter that I've never taken with my bow is the bob kitty! If and when I get one with the bow, I'm sure it'll be by chance also, because I rarely carry the bow while calling any more.
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: wisconsin
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RE: Truth about Headshots and Coyotes
I get called out to catch and stick city coyotes all over the country. No guns in the city. These were more like stray dogs. I mainly use snares but get a kick out of sticking a grim reaper through them. It kills them fast and thats what I need. Ive never shot one deer hunting. And ive never successfully called one in either. The report tells me when to be where and I just go and sit for them.
ORIGINAL: Howler
That's a bunch with a bow in one year. Were they all called in or were some of them coyotes of "chance" while bow hunting deer from a tree stand?
One year I shot 8 with a bow,(only one head shot, the rest were vitals)
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