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I'll one of the couple F&G guys that I get along with and ask, but per their own publication:

COYOTE
No closed season.
Night Hunting: Coyotes may be hunted at night from Jan. 1 through March 31. Lights may be used, except from a motor vehicle, snowmobile or OHRV. Coyote night hunters are restricted to shotguns, .22 caliber rimfire, muzzleloaders or archery equipment in those towns with special rules (see rifle prohibition map).
Electronic calling devices are legal.
Written landowner permission, filed with the local conservation officer, is required to hunt coyote at night or to place bait for coyotes.
Baiting is not permitted on ice-covered public waters.

The little yote pack on the riverbottom has turned into my dad's pets. He was feeding them old hotdogs this morning.

Magpies aren't complaining.



I get a kick out of them for now but might have to cull one or two by the time we start calving.

The hound dog loves to chase those sneaky [bleep]!

This is going to be good..

Load up a Pmag 20 and light those mofos up!

Correct.


Travis

You don't need one anyway.

I called in three Saturday morning. Now if I could just learn to shoot...


Travis

Poobah, is this a common occurrence in the Dark Continent?

If you had a .204 instead of those weenie .17s your problems would clear up....

Ive only ever had that happen a couple times....

with Hartebeest at least....

I'm goin' woods ninja......

Dayum, kinda puts a twist on the Great Outdoors Bicycle Adventure, hey? All Harte, no Brain Beast I guess.

-laughin'-

They arent overly bright, but they are very fast and easy to spook....

the blue wildebeests are the real goofy ones....

Sorta like democrats?

Democrats are dumber and will spook at the sound of people having fun.

Hey, I just found a good example of penetration. Not "over penetration", but adequate from all appearances.



Alleged to be 24" thick, part of a WW2 era Japanese Battlewagon that got poked by a 16" AP round. This'll work on 'yotes...or anything else I'd think.

Now I feel like the Greek! I swore I read Illegal...but the dyslexic side must have kicked because your quote is the same thing I read! I am corrected!!!!!!

NHK9.......GEO......I am reading [bleep] that just isn't there!!!

Furbearer Hunting

FURBEARER HUNTING licensing requirements

To hunt for furbearers, hunters must have a current Regular NH Hunting, Combination or Archery License. A Small Game License does not allow for the hunting of furbearers.

FURBEARER Hunting Regulations

Hunting Hours: � hour before sunrise to � hour after sunset.

There is no daily bag limit for coyote, fisher, red fox, gray fox, opossum, skunk, weasel, mink, muskrat or raccoon.

There is no open hunting season for otter or beaver.

Coyote

No closed season.
Night Hunting: Coyotes may be hunted at night from Jan. 1 through March 31. Lights may be used, except from a motor vehicle, snowmobile or OHRV. Coyote night hunters are restricted to shotguns, .22 caliber rimfire, muzzleloaders or archery equipment in those towns with special rules (see rifle prohibition map).
Electronic calling devices are legal.
Written landowner permission, filed with the local conservation officer, is required to hunt coyote at night or to place bait for coyotes.
Baiting is not permitted on ice-covered public waters.

Fisher

Sealing required within 10 days of the close of season.

Raccoon

Raccoon may be hunted at night. Must not use rifle or pistol larger than .22 caliber, shot size not larger than number 4 birdshot. It is illegal to take raccoons using a light from a motor vehicle or OHRV.



2012�2013 FURBEARER HUNTING SEASONS

Species


Inclusive Dates


Daily Limit


Season Limit

Coyote


No closed season;
Night hunting allowed,
Jan. 1�Mar. 31


No


No

Fisher


Dec. 1, 2012�Jan. 31, 2013


No


10*

Fox (Red & Gray), Opossum, Skunk, Raccoon


Sept. 1, 2012�March 31, 2013


No


No

Mink, Muskrat, Weasel


Oct. 15, 2012�April 10, 2013


WMUs
A�F


No


No

Nov. 1, 2012�April 10, 2013


WMUs
G�M

* The statewide bag limit is 10 fisher per hunter (combined with trapping), with no more than 5 fisher from the combined area of C1, D2, E, F, G, H1, H2, I1, I2, J1, J2, K, L and M.

At 5-6 miles and don't even have to hit them.

I'm counting that as my good deed for the week!

If you don't mind some hiking, I have a few good winter spots. Given what we've seen for 'yotes this year in the deer woods, there may be more available that are easy to access.

I'm thinking Deerfield and Barrington aren't bad for you. The New Durham spots are a little further....

George

The choice is yours, it's a free country.

Pick the top picture,the bottom is licking it's nose.