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Q-Wagoner
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Icon 1 posted October 25, 2003 05:29 PM      Profile for Q-Wagoner           Edit/Delete Post 
Those were just rodents VH look at this big boy.

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I have a couple more pics of BIG coyotes that I have shot but they are temporarily unavailable on ImageStation.

Good hunting.

Q,

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Barry
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Icon 1 posted October 25, 2003 09:06 PM      Profile for Barry   Email Barry         Edit/Delete Post 
Big dog.Great tail, and the fur doesnt look too far from prime in the picture.Ours down here are still using sunblock.
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Icon 1 posted October 25, 2003 09:40 PM      Profile for varmit hunter   Email varmit hunter         Edit/Delete Post 
Q, I hope that thing ( What ever it is) is haging from a hell of a good rafter. You might wont to wear a hard hat.

So much for every thing in Texas being big. That must be a godzillayote.

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Icon 1 posted October 25, 2003 11:29 PM      Profile for onecoyote           Edit/Delete Post 
Hummmmm, lol. [Wink]

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Crow Woman
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Icon 6 posted October 26, 2003 03:15 AM      Profile for Crow Woman   Email Crow Woman         Edit/Delete Post 
Holy Jeepers! Now that looks like a coyote!

Are you sure he didn't talk with a Pennsylvania Dutch accent [Eek!] [Big Grin]

Back home here, I'd call him one of the Big Boyz Club [Smile]

Missing from Pennsylvania State
Answers to the name Bruno
Last seen crossing state lines headed west
Speaks fluent PA Dutch
Last Words, "I'm headed West"

Looks like he picked the wrong state [Wink] Great Job Q!

[ October 26, 2003, 03:19 AM: Message edited by: Crow Woman ]

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Q-Wagoner
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Icon 1 posted October 26, 2003 10:01 AM      Profile for Q-Wagoner           Edit/Delete Post 
Barry I hope the dang thing is prime because I shot him in Jan of 1997 LOL Here is a pic of a very large male I shot last year.

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This morning I shot four more coyotes before I got blown out. One is a hog of a coyote. I will post the pics later.

Good hunting.

Q,

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Icon 1 posted October 26, 2003 10:54 AM      Profile for onecoyote           Edit/Delete Post 
Q, you sure that ain't some kind of wolf? That thing looks like it's a hundred lbs. Maybe he found the food the Nebraska football players eat? lol [Big Grin]

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Icon 1 posted October 26, 2003 11:58 AM      Profile for Q-Wagoner           Edit/Delete Post 
The fur makes them look bigger than they are. I think I weighed the coyote in the top pic and he was 39 or 40lbs. The coyote in the second pic I didn’t weigh but I would think he was about the same. Again I didn’t weigh the coyote in the pic below but I would guess him at 35 or 36lbs. Only about 1 in 25 weigh between 36 and 38 lbs and one in 50 will be or top 40lbs. Just guessing but that should be a close guess.

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This is a nice coyote. He would have been a lot better in a month but for this time of year I am not complaining.

Good hunting.

Q,

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Icon 1 posted October 26, 2003 03:33 PM      Profile for Barry   Email Barry         Edit/Delete Post 
I was wondering why yours had more hair than ours.Rogain.
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