Out here in the Republic of Texas coyotes are generally terminated with extreme prejudice wherever and whenever they are encountered. Generally speaking, however, they are a lot smarter than your average Joe and tend to be really good at Not Being Seen. I know a few county cattlemen's associations that will still pay a decent bounty for every set of coyote ears brought to them.
Wily E. Coyote in full winter coat! The tree on the right is my "marker" 10 yard tree for my air pistol...hmmmmm...wouldn't he make a nice jacket?
Out here in the Republic of Texas coyotes are generally terminated with extreme prejudice wherever and whenever they are encountered. Generally speaking, however, they are a lot smarter than your average Joe and tend to be really good at Not Being Seen. I know a few county cattlemen's associations that will still pay a decent bounty for every set of coyote ears brought to them.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were not going to shoot him with an AR because we all know that would be wrong
ReplyDeleteJim Zumbo (not really)
He might make a good warm hat, but you'd need more like 4 - 5 average coyotes for a jacket.
ReplyDeleteAt that range a .22LR would probably do him fine ~;-)
FYI...there are all sorts of cool coyote hunting vids on YouTube.
ReplyDeletelooks like you're really suffering, having to deal with that view. lol!
ReplyDeletethat looks like a bob cat to me
ReplyDeleteCuz,
ReplyDeleteHe would make a good floor mat....
Rick Bane
"that looks like a bob cat to me"
ReplyDeleteI thought so too until I clicked and saw the fullsize pic
After looking at the biger pic I can see that it is a coyote.
ReplyDeletemy bad
Mr. Bane, you live in heaven.
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