Will deer still come into corn with a dead coyote killed with a boom stick laying about 80yards from the corn? Still sitting in the blind waiting to decide what I should do!
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I'd run out and drag it into the woods and get back in the blind. But that's just me. If it was a pig I'd say probably be okay. But not sure about a yote.
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I shot a coyote with my .300 Ultra Mag at about 95 yards, went and picked him up, blood poured out of him all the way back to my stand, and the blood puddle where he was laying was horrendous.Originally posted by Wbeene13 View Post
20 mins later two bucks walked out into the food plot down the same trail the coyote came in on.
They started eating oat grass about 12 yards away from the blood puddle.
So to answer your question. In my experience, yes. But I would definitely go and drag him back downwind of your setup or under your stand.Comment
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Most likely week not be an issue.Comment
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Probably. I've had deer come right back to the feeder while their homies are dead 5 yards into the brush.Comment
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Ok i just dragged him back to blind now back to sitting. Already have a buzzard circling.Comment
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Shoot the buzzard, deep fried buzzard drumsticks are the shiznit !Originally posted by Wbeene13 View Post
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7mm-08 left a huge hole!
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Wow. What ammo? I shoot a 7-08 and haven't seen a hole that big yet.Comment
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Congrats on the yote.Comment
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Last year, I shot a pig under my feeder last year. Bout 30 or 45 minutes later had a doe and spike come out and get about 20 yds from it.Comment
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I shot a doe a few years ago that dropped at the feeder. While waiting another doe came in and started eating. My wife took that one.Comment
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