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The head doesn't look like a coyote to me. Who knows.

I went to BH209 because I can shoot 10 times and not have to swab my barrel. Accuracy stays the same. It also seemed like with every batch of 777 pellets I bought they would shoot different. Not a huge difference but different. Either one works.

The BH209 breech plug was much different on my CVA compared to the standard. The pellet breech plug had a flat base with small hole going through it. The BH209 breech plug has a well extending into the breech plug for the powder to sit. I have never had an issue with BH209 yet. I was amazed...

Awesome deer, congratulations!!

Well crap, back to work Monday.

You guys must have been hanging around this guy :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvE84AGMWpE Or follow this guy's philosophy.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiuZIno6KPA I would probably die of a heart attack if I won.

I agree with the blackhorn 209 breech plug and Barnes 290 or 250 grain Barnes TMZ. I am not a fan of powerbelts as I used to shoot them. Seemed like I rarely got a pass through and blood wasn't all that great. Dropped quite a few with them but I also had a few fizzle out the barrel as well...

Thanks guys. I am already planning to buy the nutmeg version next year for my all stainless Tikka T3 22-250 for coyotes. I might have to bring this slug gun out for coyotes Daver, it shoots good enough for it :)

$200 a day wouldn't do it but I about guarantee you there is a $$ / day number that most would jump on it.

Dad had two bucks come out limping bad the other night. They were not close enough to tell what was wrong with them.

I finally broke down and bought a boyd's thumbhole for my savage 220 in forest camo and love the way it looks. I thought I would share a picture of it. The stock dropped right in perfect and it feels great in the hands! Now if I could just find a stainless trigger guard for it.

The hornady xtp and sst are tack drivers but I never had a good blood trail. I shoot barnes tmz 250 grain out my cva accura V2 and it is a tack driver. I am going to switch to the 290 grain next year as I only have 3 left. For the comment about needing to sight in gun a little bit each year...

Shooter older does if you want the population to drop quicker. Shoot younger does if you do not want it to drop as quick. I love shooting that old doe that is constantly on pins and needles and just looking to bust you.

That is great Jay!!! I need to lose a bunch of weight as well. A sales job always on the run and eating poorly combined with low exercise is doing me in. I need to change my lifestyle as well. Congratulations!!

Ive never tried the HBS as I am pretty sure my clumsy self would fall out the tree. I never really have seen the need for it. The only two items I add if it gets like 20 below out is a vest and artic shield boot covers to my current set up. I have the cabelas whitetail extreme mt050 bibs and...

I'd be shooting that one, lots of brown and even his white really isn't pure white it seems. Neat deer worthy of a full body mount.