I have plenty of coyotes around. I make sure cows who are close to calving are closer in with other cows on the outside pastures. I've never had a coyote bother a calf after the vulnerable calving time.
All that does is run them off onto your neighbors' property.
Great traps. I have a couple 650's that my dad gave me, but there to big for yotes.
Jesus. And the 8 behind them too!
I left hamburger meat in a bucket at the far end of field , 300 yard shot. Got 2
Good shooting. Could have used a 30.06, .243 or .223 for cheaper ammo.
Very nice!
Got to share a story! Lol. A little old lady. was a neighbor to where we store hay. She had a couple lap dogs. It was the middle of Feb hard freeze, zero for highs for a couple weeks. I was loading hay and a big half starved coyote ran out of the barn. When I got done I stopped by the neighbors to tell her to be careful, that those little lap dogs would make a pretty good coyote snack. Her response "Should I start keeping my 300 Weatherby Magnum by the door?" She was probably 5'2" and 130lbs. I just asked if she really had one, and she assured me that she did. I told her maybe not, that was a little over kill.
She new about nothing when it came to guns. She was a widow. She told me that 40+ years earlier she had bought that 300 for her husband the first Christmas after they were married. She said he had always wanted one, but after he had it he "never really shot it much" . He must have liked his shoulder more than the gun! Hahaha
My grandmas 101 years old and keeps a 12 gauge and 308 on stand by.
