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The target box was at 30 yards.

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Well, it is 2:08am and I just got home from my forth attempt. Again, luck wasn't on my side. No sign of any coyote this evening when I started my stake out from 10pm-1:30am. I thought they would return the second night to continue digging for food, but that wasn't the case. It is so...

My M60B first solo hunt video for starlings and doves. It is shooting the NSA 17.5gr at 930fps with great accuracy. Enjoy.

A couple of coyotes showed up late last night 11:43pm and only stayed for a couple of minutes. They were busily digging at the new buried cow but I don't think they found it yet. My trail cam didn't record anything after. Exciting to see two coyotes here, but maybe that was why I had failed...

With the warmer temperature, the velocity will increase so better check with chrony to see and make adjustment to the HS.

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Yes, I have plastic bottle with me inside my tent. Ya, I need to get my timing right and of course with luck on my side as well.

The coyote finally came back Tuesday morning at 1:15am after MIA for 6 nights. My trail cam recorded it digging for food for a couple of minutes and then left. Perhaps the buried cows had decomposed or too deep for it to get to. I tried my 3rd hunt last night from 10-2am, but no luck again...

This is not a large diary farm and the live cows are inside the barn, well protected from outside. This new pit is located at the back of the property, near the cattle barn. Yes, 60 yards is not ideal especially my blind is setup just at the end of another work barn. I would need to move back...

Checked my trail cam today and the coyote was there this morning at 1:15am. It was digging for a bit and left after 2-3 minutes. I guess the buried cow has already disintegrated and nothing left food. It is amazing how fast the body decomposed under the compost especially in the heat. I...

Still born calves are common at this farm for some reasons. Cows died either from old age, injuries or sickness. I guess these occurrences are quite common in the dairy farms.

I have a caller but I didn’t want to disturb the farmers as they sleep early and work early. There are plenty of food at the pit with all the dead cows and calves. I just need to get my timing right.

Update: I went out Saturday night 11-3am, but no luck. I did, however, heard a coyote howling behind me in the nearby farm around 12:30am. I thought it would come by the pit as there were no activity in the past couple of nights with the trail cam. After setting up in a prone position with a...

Thanks. I will keep on trying my luck.