13. Making the Running Coyote Shot! | More Secrets For Shooting Coyotes! Part 2

Making the Running Coyote Shot! More Secrets For Shooting Coyotes! Part 2 Watch this coyote video and I will share my 25-30 years of experience of making the running shot of a coyote.
My background and skill is in calling predators such as coyotes, bobcats, fox, and raccoons. I also enjoy a host of other activities and invite you to view my lifestyle.
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[@justinmahoney7843]

Called in my 3rd ceyote the other day all the way to my decoy left my tc compass on 9 power and missed just heard you talk on a oniel ops podcast really liked what you had to say thanks

[@joracer1]

Les i watched you on predator quest for years and those running shots you made was impressive. I hated that show going off the air. But everyone needs a break. Would like to see a few more new shows. Or make dvds. Ill buy 'em...

[@AzmatAli-ht1rz]

Les is the true guy who wish to share his expertise and never deserve a thumb down.Lots of love from Pakistan.

[@AzmatAli-ht1rz]

@Houston Sean Thanks bro.

[@timconnelly7804]

That's awsome I've wasted so much lead at running coyotes , never had much luck , seems like they always had another gear .lol

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

Finally, someone who can shoot as well as I can...

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

Yo Dad... Yo mama... Just because you may not can make any of them, don't be mad or hate on someone that most certainly has made shots like those in the past... that absolutely still can to this day, and I am that someone who some people around here where I live for a benchmark on shooting abilities, like they're a good shot... but can they shoot like so & so and make "those shots" like he does most of the time anyway... very few times I do not hit a coyote while it's in range, and usually a complete miss of the intended target is from a rushed shot... my percentage rate is high enough to say it's not bragging as bad if you are backing up that bragging. I shouldn't have even commented I don't know why I normally don't brag I can just go do what I like and the results speak for therselves. You get a reputation from people... and its usually either good or bad one... whether you want one or not... Other than what you think most everybody has a good opinion of me and uses me as their benchmark when they compare somebody shooting skills. I can hold my own and although you'll probably never know I am not making it up like I said I wish I hadn't commented about it now... oh well. But, other than your opinionluckily mine's OK

[@davidanderson1916]

Great video - been flowing you for a while- l’ve trained a lot of snipers - telling them to shoot the crosshairs - nothing but crosshairs and it always worked- everyone that I have trained I’d tell em stay on the stock- shoot the crosshairs and watch the bullet hit your target- if you don’t see the hit you most likely missed- Again great video -- as usual👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@justinsigmon1878]

Awesome

[@helipilotbob6368]

How far are you leading most of those shots?

[@nathanielcharles2175]

🔥

[@TheWalkWithAl]

I’ll live in Kentucky what the mountains area we don’t get to see them coming at best 100 yards what do you suggest to make That shot and increase our chances and taking a coyote

[@vernmaas3609]

Hey Les where in kansas you hunt. Be good to hunt with you

[@whitetailhabitatandhunting]

Miss your uploads Les!

[@jerrodshrode7169]

What gun do you currently use

[@acehottell1044]

My dad got your jacket and he drank a beer with u his name is jack hottell and it was in Chadron Nebraska

[@markoconk]

S A V A G E S ! ! !

[@rkba4923]

Where's Part 1 of this? I hate shooting AT coyotes!!! What MOA hold or how many coyote lengths (approximately) for lead to hit: trotting, loping, running mid speed, full out run? I realize that range and angle make a difference too, but just rules of thumb to get us closer on the first try.

[@dineryderz3nhorseracing374]

Me and my son wants to hunt with you we are really brand new to this.. my son is only 13. Please reach out to us buddy

[@bowhunt9968]

Great vid Les! I too, have polished my running shots over the years. You can't shoot were he is.....you gotta shoot where he's gonna be ;) I don't live too far from your buddy Bill Gray! Where can I get that T/C shirt?!!! Love my Ventures!

[@tylerciurej3610]

great video les good to see you back!

[@calvingaudin2625]

Non

[@weekender38]

Amazing shots is an understatement. You are a stone cold killer.

[@timothy199662002]

Hi Les, thanks for sharing what you do! Its an honor to share and listen to the experiences you have had. as a wise man once said to me. Life is all about the experience. thanks for sharing creation.

[@billy56081]

Thanks I have been struggling with running shots.

[@JDSawatzky]

Good tips! Thanks for sharing Les !

[@jimfurman3145]

Awesome Les!!!!!!

[@stephenhair5501]

Great advice Les!! I can't shoot as much as one would be able to do in Open Country, but I try and work on good form. And that even includes, as you stated, keeping your eye in the scope. I call it Follow Through. I find that if I look up to peek over the scope, I don't shoot accurately. But staying in the shot and keeping my cheek weld, that is what yields accurate shooting. Just my thoughts. Thanks for the great videos and really looking forward to seeing your show back on the air. It was always one of my favorites.

[@paulharwood1281]

Thanks for sharing your tricks of the Trade Les.

[@buddywilson104]

Great video and great shots. Thanks!

[@gregphillips1998]

Glad to see you post a new video. Hope you will be making some new ones.

[@patrickmullican594]

I have been struggling as of late. my first coyote rifle was a stevens model 200 in 223. man for some reason i clicked with that little rifle just could not miss. but tough times made me sell it. then i bought a savage 11-111 hunter package and now a whindham weaponry AR and just have not been able to build any confidence in either one. i am going to play around with different weight and grain bullets on the savage and see if that helps. I am shooting Hornady ammo 55 grain VMax ammo. it worked great in my stevens . :-(

[@bobbygreen2291]

And that 22-250 is a great cartridge for trying to do what you are doing , anything less would make your job a lot harder

[@regsparkes6507]

Yes, and here's the proof of the old saying, "Practice makes perfect" nice shots Les!

[@dalt1020]

Wow you live in Nebraska too? Or at least lived, that’s so cool I hunt Nebraska coyotes too

[@bigben.wd4lsmith367]

Nice videos bro 👍

[@allandadfordsafaris848]

On the money Les , practice , practice and experience is key ! Great vid sir .

[@samarn5435]

Great words from a wise man !!

[@laurenkeller6663]

Sad 😥

[@calvingaudin2625]

Ses pas bien de tues ses propres animal quart mon père Aime les coyote

[@coyotedu1336]

Ta reson

[@tanjjietanjjie1106]

Had to Google a Prairie Dog..it looks like a squirrel to City folk lol

[@cw2gsp]

5 minutes of talking for the fantastic tip of lead a running coyote?

[@jamesrboyle]

hey buddy how are you doing after that nasty ass storm that flooded every thing there i really hope you and yours are OK

[@petermavus4131]

Semi auto is a big help shotgun or rifle on those runners

[@billy56081]

I think I do worse with my AR now then I did with my H&R single shot years ago.

[@petermavus4131]

Hit one 4 buck but by time I pumped 2nd shell he was off into the swamp bleeding I,m buying semi-auto for next season

[@billm2078]

@@petermavus4131 I bought an asi ultimax semi auto shotgun from Sarco. It was 200 plus shipping and is a pretty good gun for the price. Even has a chrome lines bore and takes Benelli chokes.

[@billm2078]

@@petermavus4131 ultramax not ultimax

[@livewelltobewell]

A coyote is just a dog that makes an honest living. Shame on you.