buckpasser
Senior Member
Last week the neighbor gut shot an ancient old buck that we’d been after for years. He thought he’d missed, but the owner found him laying dead by one of my trail cams. At the time no one knew about the gut shot, and coyotes took the blame. When I came in on Monday, I did a thorough examination and found the entry and exit wound. That didn’t stop coyotes from being the bad guys because the deer had been fed on.
Being the manager meant getting us some “street justice”, so I secured the buck to a tree and set around it. Night three produced coyote #8 of my career. It was a strange color. My associate described it as “cinnamon”. Unfortunately I am out of town on an Illinois deer hunt, so I couldn’t get more pics, but here he is. Young male.
This was my first time setting on a carcass, but it worked well.
Being the manager meant getting us some “street justice”, so I secured the buck to a tree and set around it. Night three produced coyote #8 of my career. It was a strange color. My associate described it as “cinnamon”. Unfortunately I am out of town on an Illinois deer hunt, so I couldn’t get more pics, but here he is. Young male.
This was my first time setting on a carcass, but it worked well.
