The Foxpro claims another...GRAPHIC

[Death by Selection]

We headed out this morning early because it took us awhile to get out to this area. Our first set we didnt see anything so we moved to a spot over looking a good size field. We got set-up and fired up the Lightning Jack and it didnt take but about 30 seconds and this guy was flying across the field coming in on a string. My brother tryed to get a shot while he was coming across the field but he hit the bottom of the hill and next thing we knew he was at 30 yards. My brother flipped off the safty and let the Hornady V-Max do its job! If your interested in seeing pictures of the damage I have some, but they are graphic! We've called in 5 or 6 over the past week or so and now that turkey season is over we finally got one in range.

My brother and his yote. Smaller male maybe 25-30lbs.

 

[CCW]

Post em up and I will add "GRAPHIC" to the thread title.

 

[Death by Selection]

You asked for it. This little bullet is amazing!

He rolled alittle ways down hill, but the only thing that kept his leg hanging on was some skin and one muscle. This was a piece of lung that fell out while he was rolling.

 

[Burdy]

Good Lord. What caliber are you using?

 

[Death by Selection]

Believe it or not that was just a 22-250. I use the same round in my .223

 

[Burdy]

I figured it was some .22 centerfire. Ive been eyeballing a .204 for quite some time now.

 

[Death by Selection]

Ive never shot a .204, but I know plenty of people who hunt yotes with them. I personally would recommend the .22-250 or .223 ammo is fairly easy to come by and they are fun to shoot. Im sure the .204 ammo is pretty easy to find also, but like I said ive never shot one or owned one so im not sure. What model rifle are you looking at?

 

[Burdy]

Savage Model 12 LRPV
I like the left port single shot version

 

[CCW]

Best coyote ever! Dead one!

 

[Death by Selection]

The only thing I dont like about heavy barrel rifles for yote hunting is I will cover afew stands a day and usually do alot of walking so carrying a heavy rifle really doesnt fit my style of hunting. I had a Remington 700 Varmint series that never even saw the woods for that very reason.