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<blockquote data-quote="utvolsfan77" data-source="post: 5723250" data-attributes="member: 14847"><p>[USER=20583]@Ski[/USER] I did the same thing during the 2014 turkey season on, as it turned out, the day my father passed. I had been turkey hunting all week on a ridge where the corner of two pasture fields met the woodline, and had been seeing 1 to 5 coyotes during the first two hours of light each day. Although I was using a Mossberg 835 for turkeys, I decided to carry one of my Remington 700 rifles with me to deal with the coyotes. That morning I literally whacked and stacked seven coyotes and probably could have taken more, but that was when I'd received the call about my dad. By the time I changed clothes and got to the hospital, he had already passed. Several days later, after the funeral and family meetings, I went back out for turkeys one morning. That corner of the field stank like you wouldn't believe! I thought buzzards would eat anything, but apparently, they won't touch a coyote at all. Those seven were still stacked there, untouched, and........well.....you can probably imagine after lying out in the sun for nearly a week. </p><p></p><p>Moral of this story = don't let anyone try to convince you that buzzards will eat anything. They may eat most things, but I don't think they will even nibble on a coyote.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="utvolsfan77, post: 5723250, member: 14847"] [USER=20583]@Ski[/USER] I did the same thing during the 2014 turkey season on, as it turned out, the day my father passed. I had been turkey hunting all week on a ridge where the corner of two pasture fields met the woodline, and had been seeing 1 to 5 coyotes during the first two hours of light each day. Although I was using a Mossberg 835 for turkeys, I decided to carry one of my Remington 700 rifles with me to deal with the coyotes. That morning I literally whacked and stacked seven coyotes and probably could have taken more, but that was when I'd received the call about my dad. By the time I changed clothes and got to the hospital, he had already passed. Several days later, after the funeral and family meetings, I went back out for turkeys one morning. That corner of the field stank like you wouldn't believe! I thought buzzards would eat anything, but apparently, they won't touch a coyote at all. Those seven were still stacked there, untouched, and........well.....you can probably imagine after lying out in the sun for nearly a week. Moral of this story = don't let anyone try to convince you that buzzards will eat anything. They may eat most things, but I don't think they will even nibble on a coyote. [/QUOTE]
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