SmallCaliberCentral

Dragonfly red mist! Classic.

Coyote....32 gr Hornady V-Max through my CZ 527 Varmint.....

I hit the first badger at 65yds and the big "buck" badger at 184yds. The scrawny coyote went down at 320yds (range finder). The second badger and coyote were head shots. All were hit with the 39sbk and never took another step. Great bullet for accuracy and devastation out of my Savage 12 fcv. We have a bit of woof problem over here in Idaho so I thought I give the sierra's one try on the larger canines. Head shots seem to put most anything down.

Man, I need to get ut for more critter management! Great job eloodo...inspiring!!

Eloodo

Nice shooting, that coyote almost looks like our black back jackals.

I pulled up a picture of the black backed jackal. That coyote looks EXACTLY like them.

Evil Varmints that need to be brought to justice... ALL of 'em!!

these buggers do some damage



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Bazz,
excuse my ignorance but, what is that?

broper wrote:Bazz,
excuse my ignorance but, what is that?

Its a aussie version of a prari dog called a wombat you should see the size of he hole these things dig cheers bazz

Bazz, that fat wombat lives in a burrow? What are they related to, swine, rodent?

Oh wow! So that's a wombat, I didn't realize they were that big. Is there a lot of them there? I'd love to go over there and hunt your varmints.
Bob

RAMOS wrote:Bazz, that fat wombat lives in a burrow? What are they related to, swine, rodent?

yep they live in a burrow 12 or more to be precise so they love to dig they are a marsupial and i should explain that they are normally protected and can only be shot with a permit but in this part of the word on privet property you dont need a permit and they are in large numbers any for the comedians out there yes they love to eat roots and leaves cheers bazz

Thanks for the info, Bazz. I would imagine a dozen of those could create quite a mess, in short order! Marsupial? That, I never would have guessed!!!

bazz wrote: for the comedians out there yes they love to eat roots and leaves cheers bazz

I knew a girl once who called her boyfriend wombat - "He eats, roots, and leaves".
Strange diet for a young lad. I would've chosen more meat and beer at his age