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I've been calling coyotes and lion at night this winter. I hunt just the same as I would in the day light. I scout a spot. I hike out to it. Except I have a 1500 lumen red led zoomable light mounted to my rifle....and I wet myself ever time I hear a noise.

At 200 yards a ladder test may be difficult to interpret. Table Mesa east of I17 after you reach forest land There are several turn offs that dead end and leave you alone with a long streach of canyon to shoot into. Just don't show up at 10 am and expect to find a good spot. The time spent walking ensures you never heat up your barrel.

I'm In .280 Remington

I think the real story is the 8k vets comiting suicide a year .

Seems better than the "finger method" I do

They show up on camo fire every now and then

and all the way west to the river.

That's funny. My buddy and I crawled for 100y to a bedded herd in a driving wind/rain storm yesterday. He missed but I killed one. The j13 call is not magic or a sure thing. It's more like 50/50. Maybe less.

Don't sit water during a spring turkey hunt. Track down some sheer camo fabric. It weights nothing you can draip it over him and he can Fidgett away and the birds are none the wiser. Besides I think he'll surprise you with how still he can be when your on a vocal tom.

I shot this group last two weeks ago 280 Rem 162g sst I don't know how you do your load development but for me I do a ladder test at 400years the. I take the best group and group test at diferant depths normally starting at the lands if possible. In this rifle case I don't know how close I am to the lands because I'm as long as the mag box will allow.

I'd stick with the same area. I hunt the same area either me or some one in my family all 3 seasons. Have been for 15years every year I see more and more javelina but when I come down from my glassing spot I see very little sign.

I was at my 100% spot Saturday and could not find them. Normally I can glass one of 3 heards because my glasssing spot you can see 360.

It's the weather. They are there. keep at it.

Of those already mentioned I prefer the agc. I have the extra pockets cause I like to keep soon snacks and a little tp on me.

It's good to get the first one out of the way, that way you'll know what to do next time. I'm all seriousness I'm glad you guys are ok

thankfully it's a random draw. lol I shot pretty bad that day

The Amazon link I posted will have them to your door on Friday with free shipping

I would either do some measuring or use Amazon. Or both lol A 44 obj on a 30mm, without measuring the gun and checking the barrel profile I would start with a medium.

They do but, you'll only need 20 moa to get to 800 and that scope is a 75moa of adjustment

In good weather I normally find them lounging in washes or traveling to feeding areas. Between 3 and dark

Don't over think it. It's easy to do. Here's a solid choice with out over complicating your rifle. Dnz game reaper#30700 Remington 700 30mm long action DNZ 30700T Remington 700 Tactical Long Action Scope Tube, 30mm https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D4CSTL8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_RJoMybN372KM3

I shot mine this morning. It's was pretty rough.

Your a better man than me. The buck in the second picture is my favorite kind....legal, in range and looking the other way!!

I have this exact model. I use it for the recoil sensitive in my family and calling lions at night

No. But you can call with spot lights at night. It's fun but it's harder than they make it look. I believe some of those guys were apart of the carnivor tv show. There's some good night action in those shows too