How cruel of the Commonwealth, they really know how to be anti-fun. Few things are as fun as a warm summer night, a couple of cold ones and killing coyotes.
Before thermals how did you guys hunt Coyotes without a red spotlight?
Edit: Now that I think about it, if Coyote is always open and there isn’t a season I guess it wouldn’t be listed.
I wonder if the feds passed and Mass decided to charge. I don’t have a lot of experience but I know of a case or two where the feds wouldn’t charge a machine gun case and the state could not do it on their own.
I went with Cuddeback, and I use a solar unit on the main camera and comms hub and on two others of the five networked cameras. The cool thing about Cuddeback is you can network 24 cameras to one cellular hub, that way you only pay 10 dollars per month.
The solar has been good for over a year...
My advice would be to get out in the woods and hunt. I feel like there is a lot of over thinking going on in this thread. If you’re in the woods you will get your deer.
My receipts, nearly every deer I’ve killed since my first at age 13. My dad would chuckle every time we walked by these in...
My daughter lives in SLC and she’s hikes all over Utah. I’m always amazed by the Elk pics she send and then during hunting season you can’t find them anywhere. Hunt life for sure.
I use Barnes TTSX. I loaded up both 130s and 150s and decided to go with the additional speed of the 130s.
For what you have I would use the 165 SST and source some CFE 223 which is pretty easy to get right now. Although you won’t lose much velocity with the IMR 4895 based on looking at some...