Coyote Pictures!!!!! WARNING: GRAPHIC

[Chondro788]

I've seen him or his brothers a couple times in those fields by 106th. Also running along 69 at the 96th street exit. Damn odd place to see a coyote in the safety strip during rush hour.

I've seen them there as well. Also, I work around 30th and Franklin and have seen them on our property as well as a dead one hit by a car just a couple of weeks ago.

 

[fireman1323]

66chevelle, that mount is awsome I bet it scares alot of people when they enter the room. I would love to have one like that thanks for sharing

fireman1323

 

[chipdog4]

Here's a couple from year's past

July 4, 2009

November 2006

Fall 2006

Fall 2005

Fall 2004

Think this was from 2006, didn't have anything to shoot him with.

Not coyotes, but this pair's been hanging around lately. Hopefully we'll see some young ones.

 

[billyboyr6]

ive shot at a couple on the run with sabots, while deer hunting. never hit one though. only cyote hunted once and couldnt call anything in.

 

[rhart]

Cool rifle

 

[yotewacker]

Nice foxes. I'd love to have one on my wall.

 

[Neo46121]

Am I the only one considering using a 91-30 mosin for yote next time around?

Nice photos everyone! Those are some good looking dogs indeed.

 

[yotewacker]

Am I the only one considering using a 91-30 mosin for yote next time around?

Nice photos everyone! Those are some good looking dogs indeed.

Way to much power for indiana.

 

[baldguy637]

Here's one from last year...


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[tenring]

I have the weaponry, the skill, and desire to use them for "yote-wacking".

I just need the property to hunt them.

Anyone in the Tippecanoe area that just "wants them gone"?

As I will tell the students in the Hunter Ed class today who are looking for a place to hunt, is there a "feed mill" close to where you live? They usually have a bulletin board where customers [buy your bird seed there also] can post a buy or sell notice. Put up a 3,5 card with your name and phone number up, stating your wants [coyote killing] and that you are willing to work during off seasons for the privilege. Most farmers will highly appreciate the offer, and once they get to know you, other forms of hunting will fall in line. It's like looking for a job, keep at it, work at it, and the rewards are worth it.

 

[M4Madness]

Tell me about this rifle....at first I thought it was KAC but the controls don't look right. No FA or Eject port cover either...looks nice

Sorry for the VERY belated reply.

The rifle is a .458 SOCOM that I assembled myself for deer hunting. It also works great on coyotes.

 

[ghitch75]

ii'm over by the Bloomington Crane gate......send up a flare before you launch that thing so can hind!!!..LOL.....nice rifle...

 

[yotewacker]

This is the business card I pass out to people that I'm wanting to hunt on there property. I do not wear camo when going to there house. look neat clean and respectable. Even throw out a couple of names of the neighbors that let you hunt. The word will get out and you will have no trouble finding a spot. Feel free to copy my card if you like.

 

[chipdog4]

Here's one from March 28, 2010.
Blasted this bastard at 275 yards from my front porch.
Saw him at 200 yards SouthEast of our house. Didn't stop running until he was on top of a ridge, so I couldn't shoot him there. Wound up to the NorthWest and stoped just short of a ridge and I tagged him.
Saw one of the foxes a couple weeks ago, too. Looks like they're still around. I hope they'll leave our wild turkeys alone...

 

[XDinmyXJ]

So This is cool but I am confused. Why can you hunt coyotes in Indiana with a .243 but not deer? Sounds a little weird to me. I am picking up a remington 700 tonight and i think it would be cool to hunt coyotes at least once just to see what its all about.

 

[XDinmyXJ]

Sorry for the VERY belated reply.

The rifle is a .458 SOCOM that I assembled myself for deer hunting. It also works great on coyotes.

Hey wait a minute i recognise that name. You're the guy with Barney on NAXJA aren't you?. I go by FlexdXJ there.

 

[M4Madness]

So This is cool but I am confused. Why can you hunt coyotes in Indiana with a .243 but not deer? Sounds a little weird to me.

The only thing I can think of is that the number of deer hunters far exceeds that of coyote hunters, and the state feels that it is a safety issue.

I've killed more coyotes than I can keep track of, but never have owned my own electronic caller. I either hunt with someone else who does, or have just killed them when they happen to present themselves. I'm seriously thinking or purchasing a good caller before next winter, as well as building some sort of dedicated coyote rifle.

 

[XDinmyXJ]

The only thing I can think of is that the number of deer hunters far exceeds that of coyote hunters, and the state feels that it is a safety issue.

I've killed more coyotes than I can keep track of, but never have owned my own electronic caller. I either hunt with someone else who does, or have just killed them when they happen to present themselves. I'm seriously thinking or purchasing a good caller before next winter, as well as building some sort of dedicated coyote rifle.

Yeah 458 SOCOM may be a bit overkill for a coyote!

 

[ghitch75]

Yeah 458 SOCOM may be a bit overkill for a coyote!

nothing is over kill for yoto's......i like 8mm x 57mm 125gr @ 3100fps....makes a nice mess

 

[Lonnie]

how did I miss this post?

I trap yotes too!