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Went out early this morning and watched a water hole. With the drought animals are concentrating at water. I was hoping to catch another hog. Instead I got to shoot at a coyote.

Don’t you hate it when you know it was the loose nut behind the trigger that messed up? I know the gun is accurate and we’ll sighted in. I’ve spent time at the range this summer making sure.

The coyote came in without seeing me. I had a good broadside opportunity at about 70 yards. No one to blame but me. It was still exciting. And that’s the way hunting works, right?

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