@Blejda. Thanks, doing my best to thin out the population. What I shot was only a small fraction of what lives under the ground.
@hitech. Thank you. Learning as I go as this was only my 6th trip out shooting them rats with my new NV gear. I need to be faster and more accurate and hopefully setup better to spot them and get them in my crosshair without any hesitation. I am sure I will get there eventually, lol. Just like everything in life, we all have to learn from ground zero to learn and gain experience.
I just replied to one of the comments that someone had left me in my Coyote#1 video. He and others have stated their opinions on how I was "too slow", "took too long to take the shot", "lack of experience", "video was too long", "I need to practice more", etc. I tried not to get worked up with this as I understand some people just hide behind their keyboards to express their critical opinion as it was easier not to say them in person. They speak like it was an easy shot to make to drop a coyote hitting it in the temple at 70 yards with a .22 calibre air rifle. I had no prior experience nor the knowledge whether a .22 pellet would get the job done. I do now as I have shot three coyotes with the proper placement shots at those distances. I learn and gain experience as I continue to shoot my air guns and know what I am capable of and what my limitations are.
Sorry I got off track, lol. Just spilling out my frustration with silly comments, ya silly comments they were.
Anyway, thank you for your support and I will continue to share my experience thru my videos with those who care. Cheers!
