Ernesto C

Casey, very good job. Congratulations and I agree with every body else, great tribute to your grandma. Ernesto C

Allen, dont like your 257 WBY anymore?? What's going on? Ernesto C

I did today what I dont normally do. That's calling for predators in the middle of the day. Went it to a thick/brushy wide wash and turned my predator call on. It was right at 1:00 pm; at 1:05 saw a bobcat coming in a stalking mode. Dropped him at 22 yards with my Remington shotgun. Yes! I said to my self, got up to pick up the bobcat when next to me abou 15 yards there was a coyote coming fast but he saw me and turned around and BOOM shot at it dust all over and around him shot again and fell but got up really quick and took off!! I looked for him or blood but could not find anything. Wow that was cool!! Pick up the bobcat and went back home and showed to a friend of mine. He said he wanted to go out, I told him jump in the truck and lets go and so we did. We set up only like a half a mile away from where I shot the bobcat and in less than a minute this coyote came in runing hard and droped him at 60 yards with my 222 Rem. I hope I can have more days like this more often Ernesto C

VERY nice work!

Good Job Josh! NIce bobcat. When are we going to be able to see the video?

WOW!!

daryl_s I like that. Yes for now on I'll call it "Coyote Knoll" bonecollector, please let us know how you do with your new caller. How you being out yet? Thanks for watching guys, you all take care. Ernesto C

I cant remember if it was last year or two years ago but some of you may remember the story I posted before about calling from a knoll and getting two coyots out of four that showed up. Here is a picture from that time: Well this morning decided to head up to the same knoll to see if I can get a coyot. I parked the truck on a wash and walked towards the knoll while I was remembering the excitment from the last time I was here. I'm about 150 yards from the knoll when I looked up and right on top of the knoll from where I was going to call there were 3 coyotes skylining looking at me! I quickly put my shotgun down raised my rifle and aimed for the one the was broadside to me (the other two were facing me) BOOOMM fired once and did not see if I hit the coyot or not. Saw one running down hill but could not get him on my crosshairs, looked up again and saw one still there facing me. I could only see his head and neck...BOOOMM!! fired once again and could not tell if I hit it or not. Picked up my shotgun and ran to the top of the knoll to see if I can see the other coyote on the oposite side of the knoll. Got there and looked and looked to the right to the left all around for that coyote but could not see it. A minute later got to were I shot at the second coyot and there he was; hit it right on the neck just below his mouth. 10 steps later and there was the other one, hit it right in the boiler room. Cool I said to my self, now is time to take a picture so I can showed to my friends of CWT.com Put my rifle and shotgun down, took my back pack off and I looked down towards where I shot from and saw a movement down there in a wash. It WAS THE OTHER COYOT!! running away from me. He circled around the knoll and got down wind from me! I got my rifle find him on my crosshairs and BOOMM he went from 20 to 45 mph in 6 seconds, BOOMM shot again just tight to the left! Now he hes about 350 yards away and BOOMM just tight to the right!! He dissapeared on a wash....YEA BABY that's what I'm talking about!! What and exciment! 2 out of 3 this time from the same knoll that gave me 2 out of 4 last year. Not bad at all! After those 5 shots I decided that maybe was not a good idea to call so I did not even turned the predator call on. Did another set up about 4 miles from there, the coyotes were invidted to show up but they never did. Ernesto C

Very nice!!

Good looking buck, congratulations to your brother in law! And you...get well soon my friend. Ernesto C

I bet that was exciting and that you are ready to do it again! Congrats!! Ernesto C

Tommy nicely done. I still have to add one of those to my collection. What type of call were you using? Ernesto C

Way cool! congratulations. Ernesto C

+ 1. God bless.

Jeremy, GREAT POST and THANK YOU for a very valuable information! Ernesto C

Thanks a lot guys. It would have been nice if I would have also kill the coyot! Can you imagine a coyote and a bobcat in the same stand and almost at the same time! But still...like Casey said, what an awesome experience! Ernesto C

WOW!! Thanks for the link ........... (I wont say your name) Im sure this is going to bakcfire and they will get burn even more. Lets see what the "xx" members from this site have to say now This is serious business!

Sweeeet!! Ernesto C

Best of luck to you and your son Tony. Ernesto C

Scotty, what size river rock you are loking for? A ton of river rock 3 to 6 or 4 to 8 inches will cost you around 50 bucks. So if you are not sure if it's legal or not is not that expensive. I'm not sure but I think I have some river rock, about 3 five gallon buckets but it may be to small for your project (about 3") besides, I dont know where you live but I think we live far away from each other. Ernesto C

You are right, that was fast! Hopefully we'll get to hear or read something in the news about this issue. I agree you deserve a tag or at least a reward Ernesto C

You guys never stop impressing me. You two are the "Dinamick Duo" of Coues Whitetail.com! Yes like Batman and Robin.! Congratulations on a great hunt and great bucks. Nice story Chris, you and Larry rock! Ernesto C

CONGRATULATIONS to Britt!! You hunted hard for that trophy. good job! Ernesto C

Did you took your shotgun only while calling for predators?? That's a no-no. Ernesto C

I tried to go yesterday evening after work, but it was just to windy. Congratulations on a good looking coyot.! Ernesto C