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My neighbors on my sides are fairly close, but I back to woods, a creek, and basically nothing. Safely shooting is not an issue. Given they always show up at night, my weapon of choice would be my turkey gun as it would be best for the range they usually are at, but torching off a 3.5" 12 gauge might draw attention lol.
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You might try some of these guys. Pretty good folks. They help out on the TWRA trapper training programs.
Your place sounds identical to mine. I would call your neighbors and let them know what you've seen and the dangers they are imposing. Let them know that if they hear a gunshot (or a series of them), to not worry and to call you if they had questions. I would not hesitate to shoot one in our yard. We see them often, but they haven't been problematic.....yet.
That's what I would do.
Great advice. I do that with my neighbors when the hogs are around.
I've secured permission from my neighbors to do what needs to be done. Great advice and appreciate it.
Thermal scopes are insanely cool. I have a Pulsar. It is amazing what you can see.
Yes, they're leaps above the infrared models.
A few years ago FLIR came out with one for about that amount. That drove the industry to make some in the $2k-$3k range. Mine was in that range after tax.
My, My, right down my line. I travel to places close by that have that problem and trap then dispatch coyotes. I will be onsite 24/7 while the threat exists, trapping them day and night. If a rifle shot of VERY LOW report is needed then my .17HMR is almost less than a .22.
Hey, I would be willing to help you trap the coyotes. Are they still an issue? Please let me know and we can give it a try.
At the moment no, but it usually cranks up towards January and February will most definitely keep you in mind
Please do, I've got my predator baits and yote urine all set. I had one on my property but it seems to have gone thus did not need to go after them. I would be more than happy to help you out.
