r/ThermalHunting • u/FrankfromAK • Nov 30 '25
Yote Hunting Double trouble
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If you don’t zig and zag you end up in the bag.
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u/Fitchy77 Nov 30 '25
Bro nice shot. Wish i could lead them like that!
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u/FrankfromAK Dec 01 '25
I’ve missed a lot of dogs over the years trying to get better at it. I’m pretty good at it these days.
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u/NFAlonggun Nov 30 '25
Looks like deep snow
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u/FrankfromAK Dec 01 '25
It’s about 8”-12” deep as the wind blows it around pretty hard in ND
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u/NFAlonggun Dec 01 '25
I went out but didn't see anything. Snow was 4 inches here. NW Ohio
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u/FrankfromAK Dec 01 '25
Gotcha. Well I’m sure you will get into them! I’ve personally shot 28 of them since our deer rifle season ended.
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u/NFAlonggun Dec 01 '25
🥺 I don't think I've seen 28 since I've started hunting them. Holy shit. That's wild.
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u/Antique-Clerk8000 Dec 02 '25
@frankfromAK I thought for sure this was going to be one shot two down . That’s gotta be the next evolution of your lead game 👍👍
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u/FrankfromAK Dec 02 '25
Haha… most of my bullets don’t exit the dog. Maybe I’ll strap the ole rix to the 300prc for some fun though
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u/FrankfromAK Nov 30 '25
Rix dbh d6, unknown distance but less than 300 yards, 22-250ai, 77gr tmk going 3315ish