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Originally Posted by Jayock
And my suppressor on a bolt action is quieter
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayock
And my suppressor on a bolt action is quieter
My point exactly. The cross bow isn't the stealth weapon most think they are. They are actually pretty loud, and will draw attention at night.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
I used to live right there...I took pics of 2 huge coyotes in that field next to that college over there...i wanted to shoot them over there as well but thought better of it..its not worth it man...
I heard that coyote robbed a bank in Aurora earlier this week. Perhaps an anonymous tip to Aurora PD with the intersection that you see him in will help you out. Don't be home when you call though.
.22 pellet gun?
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Originally Posted by dave29
Still considered in some town / cities as discharging a firearm.
I suggest about 1 lb of alpo and 1lb or DCon that should make the yote someone elses problem. DOW is useless.
Piss! (urine) if animals smell a bigger animal they will stay away...
Or go hand to paw on that beast!
And someone's dog gets out of the yard and eats it and you end up on 9 News as the psycho dog killer ... probably get charged with felony animal cruelty.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSull
Call DOW first, if they do nothing call Animal Control and report a rabid yote.
Set out some Alpo or hamburger mixed with antifreeze and maybe some other poisons. It's a marauding coyote, who cares if it "suffers" a little? Just make sure it's where a pet can't get it. A blowgun might work, if you have something effective to dip the dart in. Perhaps even a bow and arrow?
Beware of firing a gun in city limits..... in this day and age, who knows what cities and PD's have those gunshot locator systems that can triangulate and pinpoint where shots are fired to within a few feet? Then you'll get a visit.
I've always wanted a suppressed bolt rifle, sure would come in handy at times......gives me wood just thinking about it!
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