LARUEminati
New member
Got this one 200 yards away from the Atlantic ocean. Myself and another member (mr. locksmith) called the sand dunes of Massachusetts hard for 3 days but were only able to get one to present itself for a shot. We tried hard for a fox but none showed up.
13 minutes into calling and 3:30 into pup distress this female showed up. She ran in through some scrub pine and stopped at about 150-200 yards from the caller with her ears up looking to where the sound was coming from.
She made sure to conceal her position all the way until she rounded a corner trying to get a look at the caller, and that stand provided plenty of cover for her to feel safe. It also provided me plenty of elevation to deliver a .223 60gr Nosler ballistic tip handload to the chest and I don’t think she had another thought, DRT.
Lots of wind along the beach so it was tougher calling than expected, great hunt though and another one down.
13 minutes into calling and 3:30 into pup distress this female showed up. She ran in through some scrub pine and stopped at about 150-200 yards from the caller with her ears up looking to where the sound was coming from.
She made sure to conceal her position all the way until she rounded a corner trying to get a look at the caller, and that stand provided plenty of cover for her to feel safe. It also provided me plenty of elevation to deliver a .223 60gr Nosler ballistic tip handload to the chest and I don’t think she had another thought, DRT.
Lots of wind along the beach so it was tougher calling than expected, great hunt though and another one down.
