Sorry we haven’t kept the website up to date. We’ve been posting everything in our Facebook account. Check us out! At the time of this post we are at 82 coyotes recovered for 2023.
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We are doing great. More thermal equipment upgrades for team members, more suppressor upgrades for less intrusive predator management, more land owners satisfied!
The team is doing great. We are rolling out of 2022 and in to 2023 with just great folks I call family. Our supplier is Cameron Gonder of www.thermalopticsplus.con and he’s just an amazing thermal optics dealer and great guy. Team members Daniel, Gavin, John, Marv, Rory, Sam, and Shaun have all brought important aspects to the team that give us a few well equipped guys on any given night. Can’t stress how important it is to remove as many as possible every chance we get multiples to come in. Less education and more success.
So how did we do in 2022. We finished with 80 coyotes harvested (hands on). It is hunting and therefore we lost a few to challenging vegetation or various reasons that is just part of hunting. So while we should have had more to count, 80 is the official number.
2023 has started out with a bang. Multiple responses to folks needing immediate attention and we are already sitting at 20 halfway into February. Arm surgery for me has slowed me down but John and Rory haven’t skipped a beat this month and watching them grow as coyote hunters has been rewarding. I hope to see more activity from the rest of the gang in 2023. Marv had a baby and boy she’s a cutie and understand him being preoccupied. Congratulations Marv! Sam and Gav been living their dreams with rewarding new careers. Shawn has just been one busy dad and time is hard to come by. That’s just what good dad’s do. Just a exciting year for our team members.
Stay tuned! We are just getting started. Video and pictures will be added later today.
Thank you to all that bless our team with permission to hunt.
Had a break in the weather. Well like an hour of warm weather then it got cold again. Had a farm in Flintstone need some love and we come in and setup. We ended up with a big ole male and a female. Dogs were still howling and barking as we backed out for another future night. Shout out to https://thermalopticsplus.com/ and https://verminatorpc.com/ Cameron of Thermal Optics Plus is the man as well as Rick Paillet and his tunes for the Lucky Duck Roughneck.
Bitter cold night but a land owner been needing us to get out. This ole girl didn’t disappoint. She came a good distance to find her meal wasn’t waiting.
Bright night had them leary but one didn’t get the memo. We talked him in to our range and helped this land owner get one more off his property. The 4th in just over a week for here. We will switch things up, come from a different angle and clean up some of the rest.
We had to work these two coyotes pretty hard but the Lucky Duck Roughneck playing Rick Paillet’s sweet tunes had them talking. We kept agitating them until they finally broke. A little miscommunication on which coyote we were taking and one big boy got hit hard. Live and learn!
We have 10 on the ground for 2022 so far. Those are all confirmed and photographed. Instead of posting individual posts I’m just going to do a dump for 2022 to get caught up. New people in board, new places to hunt. It’s a fresh start for the year. Time to relax and enjoy hunting. So let’s get started. Shout out to Gav and Marv. Gav’s been away for new job training. Marv jumped in with both feet and fits in great. Everyone is on their toes. 😂
In the pics below you will see coyotes from mostly cattle farms. New property being added daily so stay tuned.
Yes we are already on the board for 2022. We want to get a few more under our belt for the month. Some changes, some new footage, and as always looking to help you out with your predator problems.
Little bit of a road trip for Rory and Danny. We had dogs moving and talking right from the start. A miscue and equipment malfunction and we had a little recovery to do. Down to one of the last stands on the first property and we get them talking and moving in on us. Rory makes a good shot on a dog that decides to not complete the trip. A solid shot and rolls, gets up and makes it to the thick brush. Minutes later a big ole male comes in and I plant it. Doesn’t take a step. Moving on to the next property it starts slow and we move to a property that is open with not much cover. Ten minutes and our sweet music has a female rolling in. A decent shot and it falls hard and rolls over the lip. Found her and our night is done. A long month already. November gets named “No luck November” for now. Pictures below of #57 and #58. Videos coming soon.
Sometimes things go sideways for ya and you start to doubt. But we keep pushing forward and we get back on the books for November. Number 56 on this stand. Called a double in but one gun shooting high let us bag one. November treat us better please.
