Chester223
Apostle of Humility
Reged: Aug 14 2006
Posts: 18
Loc: Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Yesterday was a day that started out really bad, and turned out to be a great day.
I woke up late and headed out. When i was about 8 kilometers out of town i went to make my first stand and realized my calls are still in the house. so off i go back home and very unhappy.
After getting my calls i headed back out and before i even got out of town i noticed a coyote on the side of the highway, not paying attention to anyone. estevan has had problems lately of unafraid coyotes and this was a great example of it. i stoppped the vehicle and got out while the coyote was just on the other side of the road from, less than 20 feet! he truly could have cared less, i got back into my vehicle and pulled out the camera and started taking pictures while this coyote just went about its business. The whole time i was taking pictures i was walking alongside this coyote, always within 30 feet of him and he was never nervous.
once he left the area i got to hunting,
1st stand brought in two coyotes but i only got a shot at one and got him
2nd stand brought in 3, two came in close and i got them
3rd stand was empty
4th stand one male came in to 100 yards and i shot him. After that i decided that it was a great day and went home and watched football
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fotohunt
Disciple
Reged: Nov 19 2000
Posts: 311
Loc: TX USA
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Looks like a great day for you Chester, good job. And those look like some beautiful colors and full thick furs. Wish I could get to Canada and get a few of those.
Darrell
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bwshooter
Disciple
Reged: Feb 01 2002
Posts: 223
Loc: Jonesboro AR USA
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Wow you did have a good day. I wish I could have a day like that. Here in Arkansas I'm lucky to call one in per what seems like about twenty stands. Any coyote that lingers in gun range gets whacked outside of the city limits. I have a feeling most of the western hunters would take up a different sport. Maybe after a few more years I'll figure it out.
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DanS
Crown Killer
Reged: Sep 14 2003
Posts: 2172
Loc: St. Louis, MO
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Hey Chester,
Seem like a couple of fellows could grab a video camera and take some really nice video's there. That would be real hoot. Then you could start marketing gamecalls and be on television and be a big star. 
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If it's not worth doing, then it's certainly not worth doing right.
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dogcollar
Dervish
Reged: Aug 21 2004
Posts: 200
Loc: Southeastern, Saskatchewan
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Hey Chester,
Your doing well. That coyote must have been on the East side of the city, north side of the highway from the pictures I can see. HEHE.
That means you were out my way again, Good job on the coyotes we went north and got 8 in the wind on wednesday and thursday. That 50-90 km/hour wind really sucked. I dont think we had a stand less than 35 km/hour wind.
Call preacher for details on the great cabin hunt 2008 edition. If the winds would have been down I'm sure we would have had 20 coyotes. in 2 days.
I will be out Saturday after about 10:30 am if you are interested. Meet at mine or your traps, I have some excellent territory 10 miles from there. winds should be down by then.
DC
some pics from the hunt.
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Stolen from another coyote hunter's signature: Why does PETA attack people wearing fur and not those wearing leather? Because its easier to harrass rich old ladies than bikers.
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USAF_HUNTER
Whirling Dervish
Reged: Apr 15 2007
Posts: 54
Loc: Idaho
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Wish I had area like that to hunt. All I have is heavy sage brush that is called way to often by way to many poor shots. Granted the rabbits are real thick this year so it seems as if by the time I get out there they are already full. Nice liking hides though.
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odawgp
Whirling Dervish
Reged: Nov 03 2006
Posts: 41
Loc: Gunnison Colorado
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DOGCOLLAR
those look like harris bipods? maybe they are not anyway.
what type of mount are you using to hook them to the end on the stock like that??
I have never seen a Harris attached like that. only roto pods.
thanks
clint
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preacher
Apostle of Humility
Reged: Oct 29 2005
Posts: 6
Loc: southern sask
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they are harris bipods. Before the swivel versions came out we made these up. They work great at leveling the gun.
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