They serve a purpose, but they can serve further away from my house
I have a spot where I put hog carcasses about 120 yds from my favorite "shooting" post. Each carcass produces at least one coyote,,,good target practice
Judging from the scene, the fawn was already dead. Almost no blood at all in the area around the fawn. Just a lot of undigested grass etc. He may have choked to death.
I was initially shocked the first time I saw this fawn with the puffed up cheeks and throat.I read up on the disease, interesting read.I've read that the worms are not normally fatal in and of themselves, but some of the associated effects can be. In this case, it was fatal for the yote as well
Glad to see you cranking out the great videos
again, thanks and good huntin to ya.
I have a spot where I put hog carcasses about 120 yds from my favorite "shooting" post. Each carcass produces at least one coyote,,,good target practice
Judging from the scene, the fawn was already dead. Almost no blood at all in the area around the fawn. Just a lot of undigested grass etc. He may have choked to death.I was initially shocked the first time I saw this fawn with the puffed up cheeks and throat.I read up on the disease, interesting read.I've read that the worms are not normally fatal in and of themselves, but some of the associated effects can be. In this case, it was fatal for the yote as well
Glad to see you cranking out the great videos again, thanks and good huntin to ya.

