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Another yote
#1
This is the third one shot off the hog carcass from a couple of nights ago.
Only took one shot for this one. Couldn't find the entrance wound easily, but he was pretty near broadside so the impact was about where I aim. 123 leaves such a tiny hole it's hard to find, and I didn't care enough to try very hard to find it.
There's been so few hogs shot recently, the yotes don't pay much attention to what's going on 120 yds away. Don't mean to bore you guys with these un exciting shots. Just to let you know I'm still working on Population control. Smile Wish I had video and the time it takes to produce clips. Good Huntin to yall, Go out and kill a hog


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#2
Keep'em coming. I hear a pack of yotes quite often when I am deer hunting here in SC. I am sure it has contributed to our states deer and turkey population decline. Unfortunately, where I hunt on Game Management land you can only use the weapon that is specified for the current hunting season. So for now I would have to get them within 15 yards for my trad bow.
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#3
Congrats , keep up the good work .
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#4
Congrats, and not boring.

We’re surrounded by yotes where I live. I was out bike-riding with my son not too long ago and a little pup was totally unafraid of us scrounging around in a nearby gulch.

We have people with cattle, horses, chickens, and goats all around.
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