Pulsar XP50 coyote double (almost)

[Wildfowler]

I just got my new pulsar sighted it in and wanted to try for coyotes at the hunting camp. I haven’t called right behind the camp house in a while and thought it would be a good as time as any to try here.

These two coyotes showed up literally within three minutes of my turning on the baby cottontail call.

I might need to reconsider using the automatic “nuc” setting because it almost cost me tonight. Haha

 

[NYCHOGKILLER]

Pretty cool video! What ya shooting? 6.8?

 

[Wildfowler]

Pretty cool video! What ya shooting? 6.8?

308

 

[bar-d]

Wile E.'s luck finally ran out!

 

[der Teufel]

OK, I missed seeing the quad Lutz in the Olympics, but now at least I've witnessed Wile E. Doing the forward double drop & roll!

Nice!

 

[Jofus]

Lol he was coming for yah. U killed my family prepare to die. I knew they were remaking death wish but I didn't realize it was being filmed in thermalvision

 

[lonepunman]

Some nights shootin' semi pays off!

 

[JoeBano]

As many here have said, that is why you need a semi. Persistence paid off, way to stick em!

 

[Brian Shaffer]

Good dogs down!

I might need to reconsider using the automatic “nuc” setting because it almost cost me tonight. Haha

You should as should everyone else who uses it. While the FLIRs give you better warning and are infrequent, they can happen at the worst of times. Pulsars are more frequent and you have to be watching for the warning or you will be surprised by it. Best to run in semi-auto mode and just hit the button when you need it. It will save power doing it that way as well.

 

[chthump]

those dogs are hard to hit running, I never lead them enough, great video