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Originally Posted by GregW
I shot this dude last year from about 320'ish yards if I can recall. Waited prone in the sun for 3 1/2 hours for him to switch shade but after looking at his bed, he didn't have to. Finally after getting on him at 10:30AM, he got up at about 2 PM. 100 grain TTSX through front shoulders. Trotted with his tail between his legs for about 30 yards and gave it up fast.

Bedded here in shade.
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Exit side from slight downhill shot angle.
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Sorry about the tongue -
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Only been in AZ for one season but I've got my eye on a few bucks now. Really, really love hunting these dudes.



Love the pics G! Got your text the other day, I most definately owe you.

Dober


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Originally Posted by Mark R Dobrenski



MattMan-I totally concur with you on this. My experience with Coues has been they're not tough to kill. But, like any other crittr if you screw the pooch you may need track shoes. Maybe...

Casey seems to of experienced them being tough, that's not been my experience at all? A 22/250 with a 55 Horn is gonna stack them up quite fine for most sane ranges.

Just speaking about my experience is all.

Dober


I've seen 'em smoked in their tracks with 223s and plain old 55 grain soft points and seen 'em run off from 300 win mags. Shot placement was the culprit with every tough one I've seen...

I've even shot a couple with 180NBTs from a 300 win mag. 60 maybe 80 yards and 322, both high shoulder broadside shots. Both hit the ground instantly at the shot. Like all 4 legs straight out nose in the dirt chipped teeth hit the ground hard. LOL.


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Looking at lighter recoiling. Maybe 270 win; else, will the .264 win. mag offer better?


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