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    Predator Hunting Canada

    Just got an e mail from my son in Canada with a few pictures of my youngest grandson with his first coyote. Hunter shot the coyote from about 100 yards with one shot out of his dad's heavy barrel Savage 22 250.
    Looks like a pretty chilly day out over in Canada. Now that deer hunting has now ended till next season the old coyote gets a bit more attention and keeps the eye in over the long winter months.
    Hunting Coyote can sharpen your shooting skills as many shots are taken at 300 - 400 yards or further and calibers like the 22 250 Rem are pretty much the ideal medicine for these wily creatures.
    Beeman loads his own ammo and uses the 50 grain Winchester Ballistic silvertip bullet at close to 3800 fps and has found they perform well near or far.
    Coyotes are responsible for quite a few deer kills in winter and for killing a lot of fawns soon after birth.
    So from a hunters point of view keep tabs on coyote numbers is a good thing.Name:  Hunter's first Coyote.JPG
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    Awesome mate, the lad looks rapt......
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    Wow there bigger than I thought! I thought they would be more the size of a fox, jackal.
    Oh nice one
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    Yes the young fella is rapt to get his first Coyote, and some of them do grow quite big. A lot of the time they hunt in packs like wolves and when there is plenty of snow about the deer can't move as quick and tire faster and become a meal. When I have been in Canada you would sometimes find a set of hooves and the thick leg bones from deer killed by Coyotes out in the son's Alf alfa fields.
    They do some good though as they also predate on moles, gophers, and rats etc.

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    Also looks like a good skin/ pelt off that one, or a large Davey crocket hat, do you keep the skins and is there a bounty on them, very good shooting.
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    No my son doesn't keep them but I believe there is a market for them in Canada. People do trap them and sell the pelts. Full winter coats are quite impressive.

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    A picture from one of my hunts Bernardelli combo 12ga/5.6x50R They get good sized, even larger than this.

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    There was a post to go with this but it said the moderator had to approve it, hopefully you'll get to see it.
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    Is that a particularly big specimen Mooseman or just general size
    As @Sideshow has posted I to thought they were generally smaller than that, maybe bigger in Canada perhaps?
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    The one my Grandson shot is probably a normal size for the area (BC) my son lives in. Not sure what they are like in the States but I would imagine they could vary in size depending on available food. Plenty of deer and Gophers , Moles etc around the son's place so they have a good food supply. A pack of Coyotes can make short work of a Mule deer or Whitetail fawn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AWS View Post
    A picture from one of my hunts Bernardelli combo 12ga/5.6x50R They get good sized, even larger than this.

    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img921/6312/xFZQnM.jpg

    There was a post to go with this but it said the moderator had to approve it, hopefully you'll get to see it.
    That's a good sized dog alright

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    Pretty solid kiwi genes there @Mooseman... No hat, no gloves, autumn sports jacket. Showing the fella from New Mexico who's the boss when it comes to the cold stuff!

    Always great to see the young fellas out and about doing the business.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flyblown View Post
    Pretty solid kiwi genes there @Mooseman... No hat, no gloves, autumn sports jacket. Showing the fella from New Mexico who's the boss when it comes to the cold stuff!

    Always great to see the young fellas out and about doing the business.
    Yep he is mad keen, both of them are. They both have there hunting licence for Canada and love to go out with their dad. Hunter the one in the picture with the coyote shot his first deer over here in 2017 so he was stoked with that one.

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    Proud granddad and worthy grandson! Good shot Hunter!

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    I have to admit to being a bit of a wimp as I get older. The picture was taken 100 miles south of British Columbia and it was a balmy, -24C/-10F.

    Those are some good looking coyotes, the young fellow did well.

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    It seems like my first post got lost, here's the gist of it.

    Thanks for letting a foreigner join your sight. I'm an avid coyote hunter, shooter and outdoorsman.

    The question was what are they worth(coyotes)? My friend a coyote hunter just sold 67 coyote at a fur auction in CO. Here's a link to his post about the sale. Most of mine go into sewing fur garments and accessories.

    Hugo fur auction 02-06-2019 - PredatorMasters Forums

    He averaged $85 USD/coyote
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