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Bug or moth etc.....I've had pics of weird stuff fluttering by my trail cameras,the IR cameras make lighter color insects and even clothes with UV brightener stand out much more!

I read that the .20 VarTarg uses a lighter bullet and less powder and it still a good fast and flat shooting round.If I hand loaded my own Ammo that's the round I would Love to try out. If this is allowed I will post a link to another Site that has a lot of info on the .204 Rugers mostly but...

Glad You found a good trail camera....I would reccomend buying a metal lock box for it if You have Bears around where Your setting it up and I would put a good lock on it and possibly one of those Python Cable locks thru it also so it doesn't get stolen!

Coyotes can see very good and can smell things better and further away than a Deer,using a Mouth Call and making a Bark/KiYii or Pup Distress sound usually stops them for a few seconds and a shot opportunity....a Rabbit in Distress or Fawn Call helps in calling them in. What Caliber Rifle are...

I've ate Groundhog,Racoon and Squirrels.....I can live a long time off My fat before I'd eat a Coyote,heck I'd eat a bug first. If You plan on saving the fur Get a smaller Caliber Rifle and try some lighter bullets say in the 32-35 to 40 grain via .204 or .223 or even 50-55 grain V-max...

I Love my .223 for Coyote Hunting,100-200 and probably out to 300 yards....more open Areas from 200-500 yards the 22-250 would be a better choice!

A Feather on a stick is a cheap and easy Decoy to carry and use!Try mouth calls for a while and if You stay with Coyote Hunting invest in a nice Electronic Caller but keep the mouth calls handy to add to the E-Caller sounds for realism and as a back up in case of battery failure or any...

I plan on doing a lot of Squirrel Hunting here in Southeast Missouri....they can be harder to Hunt now with all the leaves on the Tree's,trick is to stay still and watch for movement and if there has been a light rain You can pick up the Squirrels movements much easier with the falling water off...

Check out the Sight Mark sights....good quality and a lot cheaper in price! Either way I would reccomend those type of sights,they work great in helping those of Us with glasses or vision issues or those that want something quick and easy to see thru....some of those sights are even small or low...

Savage has a *New .17 HMR that's a Semi-Automatic called the A-17....with multiple quick shots it's seems to a pretty neat Rifle. I also like the looks of the other Savage .17 HMR that's in the All Snow Camo including the scope itself....not sure of the Model #? 93R17 XP Snow Camo (found...

Great Looking Rifle......check out the Leupold 3x9x40mm Rifleman matte black scopes or the newer VX-1 ,they have great glass and are affordable. I'm shooting Hornady 55 grain V-max bullets in my Savage .223 bolt action Rifle....they are accurate,fast bullets and are easy on the fur of Coyotes...

Check out Chasingame.com – Your source for Scouting Cameras and Information They review all makes and models of trail cameras so You can read in depth comments about several different makes and models and learn how they perform,battery life and picture quality etc.They also have a Section on...

Congratulations on getting such nice Roe Deer.....Beautiful Country and Pictures too,Thank You for sharing!

Congratulations on an Awesome Coues Buck...He's definitely a Trophy! :) A Coues Hunt would definitely be on My Bucket List of a Dream Hunt!

Nice Shooting....some times the Coyotes just run out of Luck! ;) :D