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Arizona Outfitters and Guides for Predator Hunting Coyotes, Gray Foxes, and Bobcats
More Predator and Varmint Photos
This coyote came in with 4 others, but they instantly spooked and didn't stop until they were 300 yards out. Jim Gardner from Illinois made the impressive 300 yard shot on this coyote with shooting sticks, a scoped .223 rifle, and a 55 grain bullet!
Toby Sanders from California with a hard-earned coyote. This coyote was shot at about 140 yards with a .243 Winchester Model 70 and a 70 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip.
The "ultimate challenge" in hunting is calling in a coyote and taking him with a bow! This coyote was shot with an arrow at 20 yards. He surprisingly came after only 1 minute of calling using a mouth call! This camo pattern is Natural Gear. It is the recommended pattern for predator hunting in most of our areas.
Trevor Sanders couldn't resist shooting this giant Arizona jackrabbit on his varmint hunt using a 12 gauge shotgun.
Bruce Gavin of California with outfitter and guide Pat Feldt. Bruce came back for his second hunt and took 4 nice coyotes during his 3-day stay. This big male coyote charged the caller and was shot at 12 yards with his 12 gauge and #4 buckshot!
Bruce Gavin with another coyote he shot while hunting with us. The shot was 125 yards with his .223
Bruce again with another coyote he shot in the noggin at 150 yards.
Bruce with another coyote. This one was shot with a .223 at 200 yards.
Twelve-year old Jr. Schumacher with a large jackrabbit he took while varmint hunting
John Schumacher of California with a jackrabbit he shot with his .223 at over 100 yards
Bruce Gavin of California with a nice female coyote taken at close range with #4 buckshot. We called in over 10 coyotes and a couple fox on Bruce's 3-day hunt. He shot 3 nice coyotes.
I called in this coyote to 20 yards and Bruce shot it with his shotgun.
This coyote was called into 45 yards and was shot with a shotgun and #4 buckshot
Greg Graf of Pennsylvania and a coyote he took at 125 yards with a .223. The winds howled at over 30mph for two days, which made it very difficult for the coyotes to hear the call. We were fortunate enough that this one heard it!
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