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Post by scottr on Jan 6, 2014 10:41:29 GMT -7
Just saying hello, My name is scott I'm a idaho native at least to the northern part of the state. been predator hunting for two years now. mostly coyotes. I've been hunting ever since i was 12. I'm 30 now mostly hunt ducks and dear. but I'm usually laid off in the winter months so figured i would give coyote a try. Its been tough not much luck. I use a thompson center .22-250 that i hand load for. I have lots of questions that i was hoping to get some answers on. Thought this would be the best place for that. Thanks.
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Post by chuckm on Jan 6, 2014 10:54:09 GMT -7
Welcome to the madness. This is a great group, they are very helpful. Lots of dogs out there. You just have to find them. I'm still looking. I also use TC's. 204, 223, 22-250, 257 Bob 7-30, 35 Rem. and 30-30 AI.
again Welcome
chuck m
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Post by broper on Jan 14, 2014 13:59:38 GMT -7
Hi Scott,
My name is Bob, welcome to the forums. What part of northern Id. are you in? I used to live near Orofino, did lots of hunting around there. Used to hear coyotes howling once in awhile but never saw or shot any. Back then I wasn't in to coyote calling/hunting. I shoot 218 Bee, .222 Rem., .22/250 for strictly varmint rounds but I also have 6/mm Rem., .250 Sav., .257 Roberts that use for varmints too. I even have some 110gr. V-max loaded for my .270 but haven't shot anything with that yet, need to take it calling sometime. I'm really glad I got into coyote calling, I don't get a lot but it's fun getting out there and trying. Like Chuck said, there are a bunch of good people on here and in our club. Hope you'll be a regular participant on the forums and share some of your experiences and stories with us. Pictures too, if you have them.
Bob
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