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Tracking a Coyote after Chicken Coop Attack!

Tracking a Coyote after Chicken Coop Attack!

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
My backyard chicken coop has come under attack from a large coyote. I grabbed my airforce airgun just in time to pop off a pellet and now it's time to go tracking into the woods. Kraig: If you hurt that coyote he wont be back. I know I told you to shoot helical fletching, but you have not listen. Check out the different angles your arrows go into the target. That tells me you might just wound your deer, and he will get away also. Go helical man, or you will live to regret it. You dont like wounding animals any more than I do.
Date: 2022-09-30

Comments and reviews: 7


You probably already know this, but going up in arrow weight will make your bow quieter. I shoot 650gr to 750gr arrows out of my recurves, and longbows. I shot a 550gr arrow with my recurve the other day, and GOOD LORD did that thing sound loud! Another thing that can make a huge difference in the sound of a trad bow, is the string. Obviously different materials, but also thickness, will make a huge difference. Love the traditional archery content!
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I watched for 4 min. I can't watch anymore. I own house-wolves they are so close to feral. If you saw my buddy you would think he is a coyote, and actually he is very close. Feed them out in the woods by killing deer/hogs and leaving it.
Our ancestors tamed these beasts for a reason.

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Got one with the bow one time, cut hime wide open. like all of his insides were outsides, i tracked him for over a mile. If you think a deer is tough a coyote will surprise you. Yours is dead, mine left half his intestine on the trail but i never found him
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Love the content. That possum though, if they aren t causing a problem it s better to leave them be. As a marsupial their body temp lower so they generally don t get rabies and they eat thousands of ticks per season.
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What string are you running on the bow? If is fastflight or some dynema type of string, it will be loud, standard dacron will be quieter but a little bit slower arrow speed wise. few fps.
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Looked like an arterial shot. Also if he could travel that far bleeding profusely, he very possibly is rabid. Be careful there. Keep a seriously close eye on your wife and kids when outside.
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When I move back home to Texas next year after I retire from the military I'm making myself a bow and killing a deer with it. Thanks Rack
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