SmallCaliberCentral

I haven't had a chance to get out for a couple weeks , I guess, which is TOO LONG
I decided to head out tonight across the road from my house. About 500 to 600 yards out from the road is a small water way that sits a little low. I set up and hear coyotes about 1000 or so yards to the southeast of me, which is south of the house. I thought about gong there 1st but then I thought I shoud have . Oh well, then I hear another set northeast of where I was at. I pretty much just sat down when all of this was happening. I get my Scorpion set and ready to go. I gave a couple sissy howls and was running the light on dim. After I ran it for a couple of minutes, I was going to kick the Scorpion on. Well never got to. I shined to my right and this guy came in heading to my left and I put the light on my scope and turned to him. He wanted to leave but I gave him a bark, he stopped, and the CZ 204 with the 39 BK DRT'd him.


In Christ,

Song Dog

Well of course it was an easy kill on that dog, he had a bungie cord on his legs! Okay, just kidding Gary

I knew I should have took them off, after I pulled him out of the freezer for the pic

I was just at Melvins today fine tuning abit. I have been having a hard time getting used to a bolt gun again. I have shot my AR exclusively for about 3 years and WOW what a change going back to a bolt. Hopefully I got things worked out.

In Christ,

Song Dog

nice dog. Hows that light working for you?

very nice, and nice light!!!

Nice job, Jason. You'll get used to that CZ in .204 and be leaving that AR in the safe.

Gentlemen, I think we have a convert to the .204!

Melvin Eades wrote:Nice job, Jason. You'll get used to that CZ in .204 and be leaving that AR in the safe.

Gentlemen, I think we have a convert to the .204!

Yep, I would like to have another 204, just to have one.

Steve, It is a ligthforce 170 hunter pak. I have hunted with other lights and this one BY FAR outdoes any I have used. The dimmer reo is awesome for battery life. Leave it on low, find eyes (keep them in halo of light), when the coyote is in range krank up the brightness and BANG. I can't say enough about it.

In Christ,

Song Dog

Song Dog thanks for the info on the light Im going to check them out happy hunting.

That is a big light. Good work. I have had a lot of fun with the challenge of hunting at night. keep the post coming.