backcountry_brad

ok, thanks!

Some key tips i would add for advice is to never ridge-line yourself when setting up for your stand,always sit quietly for about 10 minutes before you begin calling, and always call in the direction upwind from you. To answer your other question, i usually get my pelts tanned but when i kill my first bobcat i will probably get it full body mounted or made into a rug

I would say that those guns are overkill for predators if you care about preserving the pelt. if you want a good fox gun, the .17 hmr is the best way to go. The .223 and .22-250 are perfect for yotes and a 12 gauge is a great gun for both when they come in close

recently i've only seen spikes and some raghorns with cows

thanks