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I got this in an email today. Enjoy


> So I talked to Aaron this morning and he gave me the
> > scoop. The picture is for real and so is the story.
> > Aaron's friends were checking snares around Geraldine
> > and decided to stop and call in a spot. One had a 204 and a
> > 22 pistol. The other had a camera. They called for 15
> > minutes and brought in the pack of coyotes that they
> > couldn't see until they were 20 yards away. The shooter
> > shot twice with the 204 rifle as the coyotes closed in. The
> > dogs didn't know where to go and were jumping around,
> > barking, etc. By the time he made the second shot they had
> > moved in to 10 yards and he couldn't see anything but
> > hair in his scope, so he put the rifle down and grabbed his
> > sidearm. He stood up and started firing into the pack of
> > jumping dogs. The picture makes them look like they're
> > charging but they were just bouncing around trying to figure
> > out what to do. The shooter emptied his sidearm and managed
> > to get a bullet into each coyote. One was still alive but
> > too wounded to run off. The cameraman had a 22 pistol in his
> > pack on the ATV so he was going to walk back for it to
> > finish off the last one. Meanwhile, the shooter tried to
> > stand on the coyote's head when it bit at his leg and
> > got a mouthful of his pants. He kicked at the coyote but it
> > wouldn't let go. So the cameraman ran over with his
> > pocket knife and proceeded to stab the coyote in the ribs
> > until it bled out and let go of the shooters pant leg.
> > >
> > > Pretty wild.

> > > My buddy Wishman and I were calling over the holidays
> > when this pack of hungry coyotes came racing in. Got a few
> > shots off with the long guns but was forced to draw the big
> > iron on my hip to finish the job. John had his camera out
> > until the one left standing, although wounded, was still
> > intent on getting a piece of us. Even though John's
> > career keeps him indoors, he always carries a knife. He was
> > able to subdue the dog with his three inch blade in that I
> > am confident will be one of the most amazing ordeals Ill
> > ever experience.
> > >
> > > The second picture has these dogs plus what was in the
> > snares. 16 dogs total.

Them coyotes are so scared they look scared stiff

Wow! ??????

Hey,didn't mean anything nasty with all the ???? marks in the prior post.Just floored.The '20 yds'thing is the question for me.Looks so open.Any other pics?Thanks.

pretty neat set up hope the camera guy didn't get a bullet

I was wanting more pics too, but that's all I got.

That had to be Extream, Coyote Hunting !!!!!!
I never came up on a whole pack, I hear alot of packs, but never was able to call them all in.
Great Job!!!!!

After looking at this closer, I think they placed frozen coyotes in the snow. The one has snow all over his back, there are all kinds of tracks in the snow, and the looks on the coyotes faces are suspicious. Either way, it was funny.

The picture is B.S. Look at the tracks where they placed the frozed coyotes out in front of them and there is no coyote tracks behind them.

Nice pile of coyotes anyway, good job

How come when I hunt I never get a pack of coyotes to come into 20 yards, and then just jump around not knowing what to do so I can shoot at them?!

Oh yeah!!!! Because I don't set up FROZEN COYOTES!!!

I think these are the same guys that set up the two (frozen) mating coyotes in the field at the Baldwin exit on HWY 83 (north of Bismarck). Really made me look!!!

Yeah, it is a BS picture for all the reasons listed. The drag marks in the snow and the camera man would be dead if the shooter was firing into the pack with a pistol. Nice idea though for a pic. LOL

the least they could have done was brush the snow off of them LOLOLOL good picture though!