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Calls For Washington, both cottontail and jackrabbit distress calls by primos are gold

price? Just wondering how much in cost you... And what is the capacity?

Coyote Hunting Help ? Both models suggested are great guns..... But camo is a very important aspect..... Coyotes have superb vision. They notice anomalies (mostly the face and hands,) unbelievably fast. Movement is also picked up with both sight and sound quicker than seems possible.... So when they are in sight make sure you are already very close to, if not already in shooting posture....so as to keep them from hanging up due to you bringing your rifle up or hearing you shift your body into position. If you are forced to move because they are approaching from an unanticipated direction (happens a lot more than you plan) try to wait to move until they break line if sight or look in the other direction. Another trick that works for me much of the time is finding stand locations that have small hills or rises that I have ranged or can closely estimate distance to the top of..... Cause if the yote is coming in, and hangs up, more often then not they will hang up on that rise. From there you can try and break them loose for a closer shot, but if they look like they are not coming or start to walk away, you stop them with a squeal and take your shot based on you previous ranging on that rise. That's helps me keep them from hanging up out of the limits of my range. Hope this helps.

Ruger sr9 and sr40 I have shot many many rounds through both and they are amazing.... They have a very low bore axis and steel slide rail.... They are also very easy to sight quickly and are top of the line accurate. I love them...

I'm not much of a tech guy.... How do I edit my profile.... And how do you move up from fawn? What does that represent? Thanks

Sleep Problems Kcal: good luck! Shoobee: damn right I won't Bowhunter97: you should just make your tree stand a little less comfortable.. Ha ha Daviswr: jack's my boy!

So the last couple weeks I have not been sleeping great. This is because I keep dreaming about that day drawing near. That crisp cool of opening morning, watching that group of mule deer lead by two big bucks that I know is in my canyon, start back up the draw from the orchards where they have been feeding, at first light..... Drawing my sights, then just before I shoot..... I wake up.... Then I lay awake for an hour or so planning for every possible scenario....... I can't wait....