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Seldom Ever
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posted June 03, 2003 06:19 PM
going on over at PM.Somebody posted asking if anybody'd killed all 3 types of predators on the same stand,fox,coyote,and cat ? Anybody here ever do that or come close.
Of all the hunts you've been on,what's your most memorable and why ?
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onecoyote
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posted June 08, 2003 10:59 AM
Seldom Ever, in PM my nic is Danny B, that was me lol. Not to many people have ever called in all three on the same stand. A coyote and bobcat yes, a fox and bobcat, a coyote and a fox, those have all been done many times I'm sure, but all three? Not an easy task. Leonard my have done it before, because some of the places he hunts has all three animals in it, thats the secert of doing it. I know the chances are better in places like Texas, Arizona, California, New Mexico and Mexico, but I'm sure it can be done in other places as well.
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Rich
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posted June 08, 2003 11:09 AM
My most memorable hunt was when I spent four days out calling with the great Murry Burnham. The man is a legend in his own time. He invited me to hunt with him and he didn't charge me a single dime.
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onecoyote
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posted June 09, 2003 03:21 PM
Rich, what an honor to be able to hunt with Murry Burnham, I'd give up alot to be able to do that. Back in the mid 80s the California State Varmint Callers had there state championship calling contest, I don't know how they did it, but they got Murry to come out to judge the thing. They needed one more judge to help Murry and I got to do it, what a thrill that was. I always looked up to Murry, his brother and his father. Morton was probably the man who invented modern day predator calling way back in 1903. The Burnhams have done more for predator calling then anyone else on earth. Rich, you're a lucky man, Good Hunting.
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Leonard
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posted June 09, 2003 06:38 PM
I've been thinking about the question since I first read it. I really can't remember if I ever did it? If I did, it would have been at night, though? I know I've had about every combination of three you can think of, but can't remember specifically one of each. I still think that three bobcat (killed) on a stand, is a rarer event, and I've done it twice. Another uncommon occurance is having a coyote steal your dead gray fox, and I've had that a few times. Put that under the "blunder" catagory for yours truly.
Good hunting. LB
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