Crappies continue growth at Lake Sangchris in Christian County, Ill.
Ralph Loos
January 21, 2025
Coyote hunting presents challenges to longtime hunters
RAPID CITY, S.D. — To John Cooper and Jerry Pier, a coyote hunt is not a shooting gallery. So you won’t find any high-capacity, fast-firing, military style weapons in their coyote-hunting arsenal. What you will find are some smooth-handling, accurate, bolt-action rifles, along with a commitment to making one shot count. And that’s one shot […]
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