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Takes a steady hand for those 100 yrd shots with a muzzle loader.

Our little problem here is that we are having quite the abundance of coyote of late. A couple of good rain years does it. More things to eat. We also have a bounty of deer, turkey, quail, rodents. Things coyote would typically eat. But...... What we humans here did was present opportunity to...

Sooooooo I guess all three packs hunting my livestock should be left to sort out who gets to eat baby animals....... Um no

Guy we just did a prune for had me stage the brush within range of his front porch and yard. Deer love Black oak and mistletoe. If he sees one out the living room window or garage, he'll have a reasonable shot with cover.

Without live stock , i prefer to just watch them as well. But....... My cousin had one as a pet in Kansas. Eventually got shot by a farmer nearby. Guess he got into the chickens. Cool dog though. Id personally like a fox. But chickens and rabbits and all that.

We lose at least a few baby goats, sheep and other critters to them every year. Open season in my back yard.

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Our greenies up here ( I call them leaf lickers) don't necessarily like cats. Always saying how harmful they are to local wild life. IE squirrels, birds, reptiles. I got news. We feed the wild life with them. Coyotes, Hawks, Buzzards, Bobcats, Cougars. About everything eats em. :lol:

First one that wants the freezer, just raise your head.

:lol: The milky way is my TV ;)

Hard to resist farm hunting when ya got two 4x4 eating alfalfa that is clearly marked for live stock only. 30 yard from the front door and a couple chairs on the porch.