It's long at 6 1/2 minutes, so there's plenty of bad and ugly, I'll let you decide on anything good. Forgive the shakiness, using a monopod.
It had just rained a couple of hours before dark weekend before last, almost a full moon, and no overcast, you can hear the mosquitos occasionally, temp was about 85* and humidity almost the same. There are houses less than 100 yds from the cattle on the left end. I edited probably 20 minutes of video out, some prior to what you see as I was trying to stalk up on what I thought was a coyote, and the rest in the middle segments. Right after I made the comment about losing him, I thought I found him again and the "Mexican standoff" was on, after a couple of minutes I tried lip squeaking (not very well) to try to get him to move 2X. He was nooooo where around, he had exited stage left back through the cows several minutes earlier. I decided to stalk down that direction, and saw the "critters", only caught one brief glimpse of the coyote. I tried lip squeaking at them again to see if I could get a response, but nothing. The ocular lens was almost completely covered with condensate, and I was getting pretty tired walking through the tall wet grass, and trying to video and hold the rifle steady.
Any idea what the other "critters" are?
It had just rained a couple of hours before dark weekend before last, almost a full moon, and no overcast, you can hear the mosquitos occasionally, temp was about 85* and humidity almost the same. There are houses less than 100 yds from the cattle on the left end. I edited probably 20 minutes of video out, some prior to what you see as I was trying to stalk up on what I thought was a coyote, and the rest in the middle segments. Right after I made the comment about losing him, I thought I found him again and the "Mexican standoff" was on, after a couple of minutes I tried lip squeaking (not very well) to try to get him to move 2X. He was nooooo where around, he had exited stage left back through the cows several minutes earlier. I decided to stalk down that direction, and saw the "critters", only caught one brief glimpse of the coyote. I tried lip squeaking at them again to see if I could get a response, but nothing. The ocular lens was almost completely covered with condensate, and I was getting pretty tired walking through the tall wet grass, and trying to video and hold the rifle steady.
Any idea what the other "critters" are?
