one_dryboot
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Ok, we all have them. Some stories are much better, over exaggerated. Some you just have to call B.S.
Here's one of mine....
A few years ago while scouting for an upcoming deer hunt, my uncle and I were glassing a group of elk when out from the bottom of a draw came 3 coyotes. I quickly grabbed my rifle and got ready. there was a foot of snow so it made it hard for them to make a fast escape. I ranged where they were going @ 711 yards. I dialed in my scope and waited until they hit the mark. They came to a small knob and then stood and looked back. Two of the yotes stopped exactly inline with each other but one was a little higher on the hill creating a bigger target. This gave me a better chance at hitting one I said to myself. I figured if I aim in the middle of the two and I hit high or low I will still have a chance to hit one. I put the crosshair in the middle and fired. At the shot I looked up to see both dogs disapear into the snow, but the third was on the move. NO way did this just happen. Not believing I went up to see for myself.
Sure enough 2 dogs, 1 bullet, 711 yards. The bullet clipped the head of the first coyote and then into the shoulder of the other.
This is one of my fish stories, lets hear yours!
Here's one of mine....
A few years ago while scouting for an upcoming deer hunt, my uncle and I were glassing a group of elk when out from the bottom of a draw came 3 coyotes. I quickly grabbed my rifle and got ready. there was a foot of snow so it made it hard for them to make a fast escape. I ranged where they were going @ 711 yards. I dialed in my scope and waited until they hit the mark. They came to a small knob and then stood and looked back. Two of the yotes stopped exactly inline with each other but one was a little higher on the hill creating a bigger target. This gave me a better chance at hitting one I said to myself. I figured if I aim in the middle of the two and I hit high or low I will still have a chance to hit one. I put the crosshair in the middle and fired. At the shot I looked up to see both dogs disapear into the snow, but the third was on the move. NO way did this just happen. Not believing I went up to see for myself.
Sure enough 2 dogs, 1 bullet, 711 yards. The bullet clipped the head of the first coyote and then into the shoulder of the other.
This is one of my fish stories, lets hear yours!