Well I coulda had a double, but unfortunatly I had forgotten to put my 22-250 to fire. The first setup was a dud but a couple km I set up again and had two coming at me, one to the left and one to the right. The one on the left was coming in a little faster so I figured Ill focus on him. He was going to be my first sks kill. He held up at 100yrds and was trying to get my wind, gave a few coaxer calls and he came in a lil further, At this time I looked at the other one and realized I can get my first double. At 50yrds the one to the left stopped took a few steps to the further left to get my wind, I could tell he got a whiff but I used my camo to ice fish recently and wreaked like smelts so it gave me a couple seconds longer to line up my iron sights, CRACK down he goes, I set the sks down and grab the 22-250 swing to the right the yote is full tilt, I lined up he was running straight away from me, squeezed the trigger "S%!T the safety is on" I got lined up just in time to see the yote disappear into the reeds. I waited 10 min and started another call series, This time the one that got away showed itself in a clearing on the creek about 350yrds away CRACK, down he went
Both of the yotes were able to keep there limbs this time lol, Small hole entry and exit from the 123gr. 7.62X39mm and the 55gr ballistic silver tips In the 22-250 did a suberb job, small entry hole and a small hole from a fragment on exit.
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