Recent content by Hunter09

6 Creed with 87gr VMax does a number on the coyotes. My favorite caliber to take out after them and this gun would make an awesome rig for the thermal too, just need to sell an AR first to help fund it.

So I got this gun on trade and am debating on what I want to do with it. This is what I know about it: Browning trued stainless action Douglas Select Match Barrel HS Precision Stock Alum Bedded Timney Trigger He said he put less than 50 rounds through the gun. From looking it over I don't have...

I bought this bow in September and it went out to the woods maybe 5-6 times. Just really wanting to get into a new rifle. Currently set at 29" draw but is adjustable 27-30" and set at 66#. Has custom Threadz strings, but will also come with the factory strings that are like new. I will leave the...

Browning Maxus. Bought it as a waterfowl gun and I think it has more yotes than ducks.

Man that jerky looks good.

Having done most of them.....there is nothing like chasing bugling elk in the aspens.

Congrats on an awesome Blacktail.

I have tried the .22 on coyotes a few times while squirrel hunting or rabbit hunting. Just not enough there to anchor one with anything other than a head shot.

The one gun I regret selling more than anything was my 700 LVSF .220. That gun was an absolute coyote killing machine.

I second or third or whatever the .22/250. Such a versatile round and puts coyotes down.

.22/250 and sometimes the Browning 12ga for those close encounters.

I get some people don't have the time to put into hunting free range whitetails. That and they have a ton of money. There is a place for high fence hunting, but it just isn't for me. I am lucky to have the land and resources I do, but I just can ever see wanting to go kill a deer in a pen.

Remington 700 .220 Swift at 287 yds. I am in central Mo, we don't have a lot of spots around here where you can see a yote at the range some of you have killed them.

As others have said already, .30-06 is my favorite "do it all" round.