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BIG STORY on NBC10....Greece residents see.............Coyotes....how this is a story I have no idea seeing that coyotes have been a part of Greece before the town formed lol. The real story should be people who never leave the subdivision see common animals in the "wild".


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Not to sound stupid, that is a yote? It's legs and paws kind of resemble a red but it's tail looks to be a yote tail, if I were behind the trigger it would be in the same spot it lays, but it could easily be mistaken for a big red?

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13 hours ago, machzrcr said:

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Finally got a little action!!
Got nervous walked out there and shined the light and saw 8 sets of eyes looking back. Pulled up the gun and they were all deer! Lol.

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What type of rifle are you using? It's very interesting looking, is the but end a sort of swing down kick stand? Awesome looking weapon!! PAP?

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Yes it is a red fox! Really dark legs! And gun is a custom built a/r 15 5.56 ( I am shooting .223 thou) I have the NY compliant stock on it. And I put a 24 inch bull barrel and a 14 Inch handguard! With a Nikon monarch 4-16 scope this year after not seeing good in dark last year I upgraded the scope and I was able to find my bait pile in the dark last night at 200yds. Still hit with light before shooting for confirmation of animal.

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2 hours ago, iceman05 said:

BIG STORY on NBC10....Greece residents see.............Coyotes....how this is a story I have no idea seeing that coyotes have been a part of Greece before the town formed lol. The real story should be people who never leave the subdivision see common animals in the "wild".


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 A yote was just seen in the Lancaster village last week & all the "village & subdivision people"  think its cute, should be left alone, would like to see it in their yard, it won't hurt anyone or thing & of course the hunters that replied with warnings are rotten people that just want to kill everything!  Stupid is as stupid does!

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Wow that is a red!! Holy shyt that's a tank, the tail is what threw me for a loop. That is one impressive piece of artillery you own!! Lots and lots of furs to pay for that bad ass piece!!  Very Nice!!!

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6 hours ago, lineman49 said:

 A yote was just seen in the Lancaster village last week & all the "village & subdivision people"  think its cute, should be left alone, would like to see it in their yard, it won't hurt anyone or thing & of course the hunters that replied with warnings are rotten people that just want to kill everything!  Stupid is as stupid does!

 

That yote was 3 doors away from my house. My daughter has 2 little ****zus. All I'll say is, that yote is lucky I didn't see it in my back yard..... or PHFFFFT.

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I use a decoy, Cabela's carries a yote decoy. I use on when I have someone going along otherwise it's just to much, I only use it when there's good light at night, the yotes do let there guard down a little. They keep an eye on the decoy which allows you to move your gear if need be for the shot. If like now I use a cotton ball with a close pin or a big staple like what's used for house wiring with female in heat scents or when just calling latter in the year I'll use a rabbits scent. And I alway use a pure skunks scents for a cover scent that I use a clothespin to attach to a branch of a bush or tree, kind of hide it above eye heights.

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