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Your 'yote rifle and...
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Scrumbag
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Bet you know that has gone off!
Nitromike
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Magnum handgun for me, but then again I never leave the house without some kind of side arm anyway!
Scrumbag
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Nice to live in a place you can do it
Nitromike
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Very true I love Kansas!
Alpha Elite
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243 or 6mm creed
And 454 casull
And 454 casull
Scrumbag
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Browning BPS, Maxus, A5, Auto 5, an O/U? Details man! (Sorry, Browning fan, I have a BPS and 2 525s, probably going to pick up a Maxus soon)
Browning Maxus. Bought it as a waterfowl gun and I think it has more yotes than ducks.
Scrumbag
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Great stuff.
Have you put a red dot or reflex sight on it? I've just our a Burris FastFire III (3 MOA) on my Supernova. Liking it so far.
Scrummy
wilkup
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If I'm out calling, I never go solo. I have a buddy that typically will bring a 45-70 along and we take turns. Thankfully, we've never had anything transpire that required his "backup" cannon.
Scrumbag
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Sounds sensible!
Rifleman97
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I've been in quite similar to the situation you describe. However I don't like to carry more weight than I have to, so I have hand loads with 210 grain Accubond LR in a Winchester 70 30-06. It's a little (probably a lot) overkill for the yotes but it shoots very well and will take down a bear if necessary. Luckily I haven't had to use them on bear before but I'm confident in the trusty 30-06 to get the job done if ever necessary.
If there's no dangerous game in the territory then I'd just bring a 223 and a 12 gauge with bird shot. Carry the 12 gauge walking to where I'm going to set up for coyotes for the odd pheasant, and for the way out, and the 223 for the coyotes once I start calling.
If there's no dangerous game in the territory then I'd just bring a 223 and a 12 gauge with bird shot. Carry the 12 gauge walking to where I'm going to set up for coyotes for the odd pheasant, and for the way out, and the 223 for the coyotes once I start calling.
