Foxpro Furtakers - Episode 310 - California

[@michellalonde5894]

I finally find you back ! I lives by Montreal, Canada and at the outdoor stores around here, we don't have too many video choices. I did buy one of your video, really liked it, find out a second one, bought it too, liked it as much... but never been able to find any other ones. I am so happy to finally find you back, hunting coyote ! You Al, Garvin and Gerald were those who i liked most on your videos. Keep go on ! Thanks for sharing online. Mike

[@ausfuhrpramienjagar]

Rien de mieux qu'un peu de chasse de chien, eh?

[@TheGDizzo]

Ranch in SoCal with Elk on it? Hrmm, only one place I know of meets those qualifications, and You'd have to have a shit-ton of extra cash layin' around to hunt there. Tejon.

[@swink49]

Love watchin mr Morris videos 👍

[@dustynferre9656]

Al is a genuine guy! And a heck of a predator hunter!

[@DWalsh-ws2xs]

Love your films, thanks for sharing !

[@josephsaucedo8691]

You said it definitely no now sweet shooting how many days did you hunt for out here? Great hunts on video 👍👌 look like I need a fox pro😁

[@asanmartinjr07]

That's some really beautiful country!

[@mikequyl8754]

Great video guys!!!!!

[@MrNdave]

Awesome work guys.

[@dacunhainfantariaipleadthe8510]

👊👍🇧🇷🦅🇺🇸 Padrão de excelência essa caçada! "I hate the rain"... a chuva é uma bênção de Deus, grande e querido amigo AL MORRIS SNIPER ONE. Esse é um dos seus melhores vídeos que mais gostoso; só faltou o grande SNIPER 02 TOM AUSTIN nessa caçada.

[@coyotecody3784]

And thank you for sharing partner!!!!

[@nunyadamnbiznez3522]

How do you all feel about taking someone riding with. I'd love to join in the fun. I built a couple rifles in the last couple of years. I need to zero them in good and start doing some long range targeting. Any thoughts on building some GREAT suppressors for an AR-15 and an AR-10? I've already looked into licensing them... but I'm looking for the best designs I can come up with. I've been watching a lot of your videos and others and it's clear how good suppressors work in not scaring nearby animals and even making better pickings of our targets as well. I'd seriously like to join in on the fun if I could.

[@Vertubuck]

Can I know where exactly you guys are hunting here? Thnks.

[@coyotecody3784]

Big Al, Great video! I was wondering with all the yotes you be takin down, What do you do with all of them? Pelts, Taxadermy?

[@gregmichaels5040]

What caliber rifle is the laminated rifle?

[@Big_Al_Morris]

22-250...35 gr NTX Hornady

[@rdsii64]

Why did the gold toyota have cardboard over the headlights

[@rickgreenwood171]

rdsii64 to get to the other side

[@boysiedoherty928]

More of big Al . Love him .

[@mikequyl8754]

What caliber . I use 17 hmr orn.223?

[@FOXPROINC]

Mike Quyl It is a .223 in this episode.

[@matthewosborn9032]

Big Al, I live about 30-45 minutes east of that ranch any areas around it being blm land trying to get some good hunting in

[@thecoloradooutdoors3468]

what caliber?

[@darrenlingerfelt5879]

The Colorado Outdoors .223

[@robertjensen1048]

Love you guys, you're great hunters. Question: are you all investing time and resources to train up and bring in younger hunters? I worry that hunting is becoming a sport of the 50+ crowd, and that is a very bad thing for it's future in America. All of us must do a better job of exposing the youth America to this great sport and tradition.

[@davidmurphy4672]

Planning on getting my hunting license soon to get some coyotes in cali. Maybe make a giant fur blanket.

[@rickgreenwood171]

35 grain bullet ???? did you mean 53 grain

[@mrcommand060]

RICK Greenwood www.hornady.com/store/223-Rem-gr-NTX/

[@rickgreenwood171]

would not want big AL shooting at me

[@Brian-nm1om]

Ahh it's not a piece of cardboard.........D'oh!

[@loganscutt9084]

Hey big owl

[@JoshuaNeedham]

Interesting setting the call up in a pile of shit.

[@Brian-nm1om]

Why does he have a piece of red cardboard stuck in the side of his mouth?

[@440CRF250x]

It's a diaphragm for calling

[@andrekoch5407]

Moe vidoes

[@fuzefuse4046]

They don't need to manage the coyotes, they need to manage their cattle.

[@davegingerich4808]

I know the damage coyotes do to wildlife. Therefore i agree coyotes are beutifull. As long as they DEAD. LOL

[@brennancusick2390]

300 yds is a long shot on a coyote? dude. Thats fair game in California, try 450, thats far. Now i aint no crack shot, hell I'm a 15 year old kid, but i hit a coyote running at 321 yds, so that says something about long range practice and the hunting style of California. I'd never use a .223, it doesnt cut the wind well, like all the windy scenarios there, plus i dont feel comfortable with a clean kill past 250 with it. I use a 25-06, that puts em down nice, but i'd use at least a 22-250 or 250 even for dogs here. Just some advice and my two cents from a SoCal hunting kid

[@richardfarmer9728]

Brennan Cusick I use a 204 and a 6.5 creedmoor I've shot both at 300 yards lots there only dropping 6-8 inches depending on ammo and how you have your gun sighted in and that bullets got like .1 or less seconds of BulletFlight so that's impressive but you don't compensate much.. I watched my grandpa shoot on in the back of the head at 480 with a 22-250 but a real challenge would be like 600 yards cause then you really gotta compensate for drop and BulletFlight time

[@thesweetestjerk8905]

I used an mk12 during my service in the military. A .223 can shoot well out to 600m. It's all about getting familiar with your setup. A well places shot with a .223 will beat a shit shot or a miss with a 25-06 any day.

[@shadynas7y]

These guys eat coyote?

[@michaeln7421]

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