I called in a pair of wolves that had killed a large calf. The second wolf was about 100 yds behind the first. I let the first one come in to about 50 yds and shot it. The second wolf headed down hill from left to right as fast as he could go. I had previously ranged the bottom where the wolf was headed, at 200 yds. I led the wolf by an estimated 10 to 12 ft and fired. The bullet hit the wolf just in front of the last rib. He piled up at the shot, but hobbled up still trying to go. A second shot finished him. Having shot quite a few moving coyotes over the years had made me realize how much you had to lead em. And yes there was a bit of luck with that shot as well.
Best one yet.
