A Coyote & Bobcat in the same Night? Gotta be Texas. I like predator hunting above all else and in the Northeast - success is always Low. when I go to wyoming or Texas - I feel like a PRO….then I go Home and realize “I suck”. I use a Tikka .22-250 and Trijicon 3-9 Accupoint with illuminated green Dot in center of reticle. Scope topped with LED Redlight with dimmer switch. Starting on low illumination has helped Not spook predators when light first goes on, illumination goes up slowly until target clearly identified, the Scope with illuminated “green dot” has helped faster target acquisition - especially with No snow or over 100 yrds. I’m thinking of upgrading to a good thermal scope and thermal scanner but the $$$ for quality exceeds any 3 rifle I own.
A Coyote & Bobcat in the same Night? Gotta be Texas. I like predator hunting above all else and in the Northeast - success is always Low. when I go to wyoming or Texas - I feel like a PRO….then I go Home and realize “I suck”. I use a Tikka .22-250 and Trijicon 3-9 Accupoint with illuminated green Dot in center of reticle. Scope topped with LED Redlight with dimmer switch. Starting on low illumination has helped Not spook predators when light first goes on, illumination goes up slowly until target clearly identified, the Scope with illuminated “green dot” has helped faster target acquisition - especially with No snow or over 100 yrds. I’m thinking of upgrading to a good thermal scope and thermal scanner but the $$$ for quality exceeds any 3 rifle I own.
DAISEY: A closer look at that Bobcat, legs very short and Not as “spotted” as Bobcat I’ve shot in Texas - thicker fur too…. Any State mid West *Kansas, Missouri?)
Getting closer my friend. Deep South. Alabama.DAISEY: A closer look at that Bobcat, legs very short and Not as “spotted” as Bobcat I’ve shot in Texas - thicker fur too…. Any State mid West *Kansas, Missouri?)
I went through same progression. Once you go thermal you’ll wonder why you didn’t soonerA Coyote & Bobcat in the same Night? Gotta be Texas. I like predator hunting above all else and in the Northeast - success is always Low. when I go to wyoming or Texas - I feel like a PRO….then I go Home and realize “I suck”. I use a Tikka .22-250 and Trijicon 3-9 Accupoint with illuminated green Dot in center of reticle. Scope topped with LED Redlight with dimmer switch. Starting on low illumination has helped Not spook predators when light first goes on, illumination goes up slowly until target clearly identified, the Scope with illuminated “green dot” has helped faster target acquisition - especially with No snow or over 100 yrds. I’m thinking of upgrading to a good thermal scope and thermal scanner but the $$$ for quality exceeds any 3 rifle I own.
DAISEY, I won’t ever “wonder”……its the COST !!I went through same progression. Once you go thermal you’ll wonder why you didn’t sooner
Thanks, looks small but surprised fut that thick in Alabama, my Texas Tom was shot in January and still thin coated but leopard spotted and huge- long, friend guessed him at 40 lbs but my guess was 22lbs and the scale showed 25lbs even === I was thrilled. I think any Cat is a trophyGetting closer my friend. Deep South. Alabama.
Actually the offspring of a female I’ve been watching last two years. This is a young Tom.
I was same. Thought you just go shoot them.I just got into actually. My buddies and I have gotten two coyotes, I don’t consider that to be to bad since we don’t know what we are doing.
We have only gone a dozen times or so, it’s amazing how much we have learned in a couple weeks. Maybe someday we’ll get to be good at it.
Well it did say last nightFor sure.
Some people.