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8 yards? Wow. You had a nice shot when he stopped further out. It happens. Great video though.

Being behind the camera sometimes myself, that's definitely really close! It's a tough call sometimes. As hunters, and marksman, we sometimes try to push our limits. Getting this yote that close was more of a challenge than any shot IMO, so I'd consider this hunt a success!

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