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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Tried calling coyotes after dark.
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<blockquote data-quote="Wheeler co" data-source="post: 1510343" data-attributes="member: 104429"><p>Thank you 4061, I checked around and you're right that REAP IR appears the best, but $7999 is the best price I could find. I wonder if there'll be a Black Friday sale somewhere? What's your second best choice? The Pulsor APEX XD50a 2-8x looks interesting at $2095...what's your opinion? Also, the REAP IR has a real appetite for batteries. Wonder if can adapt a rechargeable power pack. Light weight on a unit is good, as I'm 74. Thinking about putting it on a 6.5cm in AR for quick follow up shots. The cats and dogs are eating the crap out of our deer, calf elk, and antelope pops, and the only thing keeping the wolves out of the picture are the locals. F&G is no help whatsoever. They've been infiltrated by environs, who think predation is part of nature. Well, I'm part of nature too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wheeler co, post: 1510343, member: 104429"] Thank you 4061, I checked around and you’re right that REAP IR appears the best, but $7999 is the best price I could find. I wonder if there’ll be a Black Friday sale somewhere? What’s your second best choice? The Pulsor APEX XD50a 2-8x looks interesting at $2095...what’s your opinion? Also, the REAP IR has a real appetite for batteries. Wonder if can adapt a rechargeable power pack. Light weight on a unit is good, as I’m 74. Thinking about putting it on a 6.5cm in AR for quick follow up shots. The cats and dogs are eating the crap out of our deer, calf elk, and antelope pops, and the only thing keeping the wolves out of the picture are the locals. F&G is no help whatsoever. They’ve been infiltrated by environs, who think predation is part of nature. Well, I’m part of nature too. [/QUOTE]
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