On Monday Oct. 3rd I went along the Swatara creek in Hershey, PA for a whitetail bow hunt and say several deer out of range including a nice 8 point buck harassing some doe. (Sure seems early for that, but I saw what I saw)

Then around 6 PM at 100 yards I see movement and I realize, COYOTE IN THE PRIDE LANDS!!! so this YOTE is sniffing and hunting in MY hunting spot and I am sure the owner of the property did  NOT give anyone but me permission to hunt on this land, now normally I would just call the police and have the trespassing hunter cited.  But this was a different kind of "hunter", a fawn killing out of season poaching, four legged venison thief!

She was demonstrating no respect for the fact that I was in this hunting spot first. I let her lope my way and at 40 yards when she appeared to be heading to the high corn I started squeaking at her and she came in on a string.  Directly under my ladder stand, she did not see me or wind me and as she sundered away I loosed an arrow that split her spine and ended her ability to pollute my happy hunting grounds.  This is my second yote with a bow my first was in 2010 about 200 yards from where I planted this one.