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Renegade Coyote
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Man that’s great! I do not like those dang things. Luckily I don’t have a big number of them.
Nice job all around. That's what you call a "good" coyote.
Is it a small one. Looks small to me.
Don't matter none, well done.
Called in or other?
Don't matter none, well done.
Called in or other?
Baxter County, here. I've taken some 'yotes over the years, but never with my muzzle loaders. Nice going. We hear bobcats at night but never see them.
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Good job. One less North American varmint.
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@Ferryboatcaptain and @Rifleman1776
I was born and raised in Chicot County, opposite end of the state. But I do love north Arkansas.
I was born and raised in Chicot County, opposite end of the state. But I do love north Arkansas.
Ferryboatcaptain
40 Cal
I retired from the National Guard unit at Mt. Home
Ferryboatcaptain
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Think it was a young adult . I've seen bigger . I was deer hunting and came close to my deer stand.
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Way to go captain.
Who's minie did you use?
Who's minie did you use?
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Ferryboatcaptain
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Its a lee mold that I added some aluminum tape to the mold halves and it drops at .505
Good deal and good job.
I had one dead to rights at about 20 yards while deer hunting, POP! With the misfire the coyote swapped ends and disappeared like a puff of smoke.
I had one dead to rights at about 20 yards while deer hunting, POP! With the misfire the coyote swapped ends and disappeared like a puff of smoke.
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First critter I ever shot at with the Renegade 36 years back was a coyote slinking across the corn field toward my beagle hound. At the click of drawing back the hammer was when he spied me and took off so quickly that the TC miniball aimed in front of his chest created a dust cloud behind his tail. Fun memory and the dog was saved.
Beadman
36 Cl.
Cool....Congrats....Tan him up and make a bag or a hat....ha ha.
Coolhand
Ozark Mt. Daredevil
There have gotten to a lot of coyotes in Arkansas. I am constantly at war with them. They like my chickens!
Good job!
Good job!
hanshi
Cannon
Taking a coyote, well, that's pretty neat doing it with home made BP. Excellent!
longcruise
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Good work there. It's a long legged one.
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Very nice. I'll shoot a coyote at any oportunity.
