Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: sebek556 on November 10, 2012, 09:05:22 PM
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So after my last yote fiasco, decided hey I could run out and try some night calling in my field really fast. Cut up a red see threw portfolio folder and boom I've got a red lense on my 15 million candle power cabelas spot light :IBCOOL: . Grab the ar and head out. Start out some jack rabbit distress and let it run for 5 mins, hit the mute scan around nope nothing. Replay it, while scanning a little louder. Here comes a set of eyes at about 100 yards, too low to the ground to be a yote. They come from my neighbor's property, spin and put the scope on them but they are in some weeds just where I can see the eye sheen but not the body. The stare down begins, I know my neighbor has a barn cat that I always see mousing in my field. Start to think that must be him, start scanning again. Right as I get back to the eyes the stand up and walk off, I get a nice glimpse as the pass into more weeds. Bigger than I thought, and no tail. :bash: think I just blew it on a bobcat.
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DOH!
here I was thinking you melted your red plastic covering stuff on the light :chuckle:
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ha damn! :chuckle: :chuckle: wont make that mistake again. but good for you for not just shooting wildly :tup:
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Best of luck. I need a new team never anyone want to trade. Ha ha kidding. Keep it up your seeing them. Now just connect. Did you shoot
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didn't shoot last night, first thought was oh it's the barn cat.. but when it got up and headed out :DOH:
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gonna have to get him again from a different angle
