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Cool story bro... and some photos.
- Thread starter Vtec44
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Nothing illegal or unethical about leaving a coyote where it was shot. I primarily shoot them at the request of ranchers who have large packs that are causing problems on their property. In my opinion, a lone coyote or pair of coyotes doesn’t create problems. They hunt moles, voles, birds, and rabbits but I rarely see them taking larger animals. When they hunt in packs of 5 or more, they can easily take down calves, sheep, goats, and pets.
No axis deer on Lanai this trip?