Got a coyote this morning.

[dennishoddy]

Was on the stand, and looked behind me, where three does were coming down the trail to my stand. I got the .44 mag pistol out to shoot the lead doe, when they bolted. Pretty quick I saw two coyotes filtering through the woods, and got the AR ready. The first got thru the shooting lane before I could get ready, and when the second should have been through the lane, nothing appeared. Looked around and he was sitting on his butt scratching himself. Found a little hole through the brush and hit him with a .223 soft point. He just fell over, and that was it. He was really mangy. Almost no hair on the right side.

 

[headhunter]

I believe the Wildlife Dept trapped some of the dogs and infected them with the mange to spread to others. Trying to thin out the population.
I killed one West of Leedey on Wednesday but did not retreive it.

 

[badaugherty]

I believe the Wildlife Dept trapped some of the dogs and infected them with the mange to spread to others. Trying to thin out the population.
I killed one West of Leedey on Wednesday but did not retreive it.

LOL. Rediculous. Mange naturally occurs throughout the population.

 

[30BulletHoles]

Most of the coyotes round here are mangey as hell. I don't even walk over to look at em after I shoot em.

 

[imhntn]

I hope I can shoot some that look a little better. I haven't seen many mangy ones around Stillwater in a few years. Good shooting Dennis.

 

[tjones96761]

that thing is nasty. Yotes in my area are SUPER healthy. check this out.

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[67RS/SSx2]

Those are nice looking dogs, TJ. Where abouts were those pics taken?

 

[MyMonkey]

Good story and pic there. Niiice AR.

 

[WNM]

I killed one last week, no mange, but he was pissing in my corn piles.

 

[tjones96761]

Those are nice looking dogs, TJ. Where abouts were those pics taken?

Southern Pawnee County