It's been pretty cold here lately so I thought I'd better heckle the predators. I went out yesterday morning and did a set. I only called for 20 sec and 2 coyotes were coming in on the run! They were super close so I struggled to get into position quickly. I held on one of the coyotes at 70 yards or so, but I had to lean to the side to try to avoid shooting a branch. I held dead center chest and let her fly. The coyote took off like a rocket........couldn't believe it...no way that I missed it. Come to find out I do believe I hit that branch. I fired 2 more shots at her and no go, so I focused on the other coyote making his getaway. I shot and he started spinning and jumped into the woods. My hunting partner had a shotgun with buckshot so I sent him in after it. I circled around the woodlot and waited, sure enough my buddy jumped him from his bed and here he came. I shot him the second time at 12 yards. LOL
I was hunting with CRTs 37 grain bullets for the first time. I've only shot 2 critters with these so far, but here is how they performed on these two. My first shot at the running coyote hit far back on the coyote, broke his far side leg/hip area and still exited. My second shot was head on in the neck area and exited along the spine. This bullet is definately tougher than the Vmax or SBK. Hide damage was minimal to the coyote.

My next set I called in this nice male fox. Fox was at 150 yards and I drilled him. DRT CRTs bullet left an exit hole about 1.5 in. Not too bad considering how fragile foxes are. I do believe my SBK load would have opened him way up. I really like CRTs bullets and want to shoot more coyotes to get a more definitive opinion on their terminal performance, but they look really good so far. +they shoot really well in my gun.

It's hard to detect good luck, It looks so much like something you've worked hard for and earned.
Stay humble, Stay teacheable