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PDshooter · October 13, 2000, 07:58 PM

Good point,MountainGun44. We once jumped a coyote out in SD,We were heading back to town. The sun was starting to set, we had the head lights on, came over a small hill in the road. There in the middle of the road was MR Coyote. Well the brakes slam on(Dirt Road) We bail out with our SKS Blazing. We must haved fired 20rds+. I heard a load yelp and saw MR Coyote running on three legs! I must say I felt a little funny that night, that we didn't get a clean kill. He was at least 100yds away when we first saw him. And when the last shot fired he must have been a mile away, well maybe?

October 13, 2000, 07:58 PM	#7
PDshooter Senior Member Join Date: March 30, 2000 Location: Indiana Posts: 607	Good point,MountainGun44. We once jumped a coyote out in SD,We were heading back to town. The sun was starting to set, we had the head lights on, came over a small hill in the road. There in the middle of the road was MR Coyote. Well the brakes slam on(Dirt Road) We bail out with our SKS Blazing. We must haved fired 20rds+. I heard a load yelp and saw MR Coyote running on three legs! I must say I felt a little funny that night, that we didn't get a clean kill. He was at least 100yds away when we first saw him. And when the last shot fired he must have been a mile away, well maybe?