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Night hunting of coyotes & bobcats
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<blockquote data-quote="Wildcat" data-source="post: 4625104" data-attributes="member: 402"><p>Just saw this while going though the forum.</p><p></p><p>Yes that's how it works and they DO come in. Here in KY we coyote hunt at night and it's a ton of fun but getting them into shotgun range is the problem.</p><p></p><p>First off I use a red headlight to scan and have a bigger stronger light on my shotgun for a shooting light. I scan for eyes while calling and once I see them I stay on him to see where he's going and if coming in or not. The trick is to keep your scan light ABOVE his head, you do NOT want to point the center of the light on him yet. Once he's in range I hit the shooting light and go from there.</p><p></p><p>A lot of people want the law changed from shotguns to center fire rifles. People say we are in KY and not out west but on the other hand other eastern states allow centerfire rifles at night and don't seem to have any problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wildcat, post: 4625104, member: 402"] Just saw this while going though the forum. Yes that's how it works and they DO come in. Here in KY we coyote hunt at night and it's a ton of fun but getting them into shotgun range is the problem. First off I use a red headlight to scan and have a bigger stronger light on my shotgun for a shooting light. I scan for eyes while calling and once I see them I stay on him to see where he's going and if coming in or not. The trick is to keep your scan light ABOVE his head, you do NOT want to point the center of the light on him yet. Once he's in range I hit the shooting light and go from there. A lot of people want the law changed from shotguns to center fire rifles. People say we are in KY and not out west but on the other hand other eastern states allow centerfire rifles at night and don't seem to have any problem. [/QUOTE]
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