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gotta a coyote problem......
only one answer...... Large box spray painted acme on the side filled with dynomite. coyotes can't resist. they seem to have this drive to use the explosives and they will definately get blown up!
coyotes are hard to kill though..... better keep plenty around in case he pulls though some how.
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Okay, now that right there is funny.
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02-19-2009, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by yardcall
gotta a coyote problem......
only one answer...... Large box spray painted acme on the side filled with dynomite. coyotes can't resist. they seem to have this drive to use the explosives and they will definately get blown up!
coyotes are hard to kill though..... better keep plenty around in case he pulls though some how.
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Only the Wile E. ones keep coming back.
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...without the Second, we cannot protect the rest!
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02-19-2009, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by dragunovsks
Anti-freeze will do it, but like you said, it will also kill neighboorhood pets as well.
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Thats too bad... the stuff is just so darn tasty. I once got a mouthfull when removing a block drain plug. Sweet sweet anti-freeze.
On a side note my concern isn't so much with the coyotes (and I do appreciate all the handy tips) as it is with the guy shooting at them. JD is right, as usual, the exterminator is using traps as well.
My 80lbs of harrier just about took a chunk out of the south end of a north-bound 'yote when it got a little too close back in January. Other than that I haven't actually seen any of them.
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02-19-2009, 06:41 PM
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If somebody was using a rifle to do some exterminating in my neighborhood, i'd want to chat with them politely & in a friendly manner to better know their abilities. I'd want to know he was using ammo that was hollowpoint or something that would be less likely to have an exit wound. Are those things to smart for 12 guage slug range?
I remember watching some show about a crew in New Orleans shooting nutria & other pests out of the canals from a flatbed truck, but those guys were cops, i bleve (presumably cops are well-trained shooters).
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02-19-2009, 08:30 PM
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he could be using them TAP rounds in .223, but yes no firearm in this scenario is a safe on. i would stay away from poisons as well. maybe some live traps would be the best option, or a high powered pellet gun
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02-19-2009, 08:55 PM
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. JD is right, as usual
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Sorry about that - I will try to make more sh!t up and be wrong more often. 
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02-19-2009, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by orangello
If somebody was using a rifle to do some exterminating in my neighborhood, i'd want to chat with them politely & in a friendly manner to better know their abilities. I'd want to know he was using ammo that was hollowpoint or something that would be less likely to have an exit wound. Are those things to smart for 12 guage slug range?
I remember watching some show about a crew in New Orleans shooting nutria & other pests out of the canals from a flatbed truck, but those guys were cops, i bleve (presumably cops are well-trained shooters).
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There are companies that hire only the best shots for this type of thing. They do deer kills and such, too. The companies are insured, well backed and work all over the country. The city of Solon, Oh had a company (I think from Indiana or Illinios) come in and kill deer. People had guys with climbing stands in their back yards. No one was hurt, and the guys were using rifles.
Still, not the safest imo.
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02-19-2009, 10:40 PM
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plus I am allergic to cats...  JD
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As for the coyotes, I have no first hand experience with them. I would talk to the guy and ask him why hes scoping out a playground. Sounds like an accident waiting to happen.
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02-19-2009, 11:27 PM
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Sorry about that - I will try to make more sh!t up and be wrong more often. 
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Uh oh, JD-you've been discovered. It's 'bout time, if you ask me.
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02-19-2009, 11:39 PM
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In that area he should be using a shotgun with some #4 buck in it. That makes for a much safer firearm than a 22-250 or 243.
If you use the right bullet once it hits it says in the animal. I woud be using a 40 or 50gr V-max in a 22-250 moving at the highest velocity that provided 1/2" or less groups.
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