My dad runs a small cattle operation and many of his animals are having calves right now. He's mentioned the Coyotes and Crows will not leave the animals alone and they've actually damaged the electric fence trying to protect their calves.
Thankfully Michigan allows the killing of Coyotes and Crows outside of their normal seasons if they're doing or about to do damage. I caught both of these vermin at 202 yards with a 55 grain V-Max bullet from my .22-250
Good deal, now you gotta do it about 30 more times
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by DIXIEDOG »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Good deal, now you gotta do it about 30 more times
I plan on it! We all gotta start somewhere, and this is my first 'Yote.
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I plan on it! We all gotta start somewhere, and this is my first 'Yote.</td></tr></table>
The pups are coming, this is the time to learn the ropesAre you allowed to call them in to get them in shooting position?
Technically, it's outside the normal hunting season for both Coyotes and Crows. We're allowed to shoot them when they're "doing or about to do damage".
Not sure of the legalities involved regarding calling the Coyotes since we're outside the hunting season.
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