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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Just south of Central Indiana
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| Registered User | I think what they are doing is our Archery deer season runs from Oct. 1- Feb 28 and they dont want people in the woods with deer type weapons during that time. Thanks for the info.
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008
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| I have not hunted coyotes with my 22 mag, but I have had good luck on paper with the CCI/Hornady vmax bullets. It will shoot 1" at 100 yds with them. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Ohio
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| That is all confusing to me....i have a 22 mag that i plan to hunt coyotes with. Of course i know the accuracy of my gun too, it easily shoots 1" at 100 yards so i plan to go for head shots of course, also i know many people around the area that hunt coyotes with rimfires. Also the season? why limit it we have year round season with whatever u want to shoot at them..... |
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| Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Essex, Iowa
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| they must like the coyotes in Arkansas because here in Iowa there are almost no restrictions on coyote hunting because they're predators and eat livestock and diminish the regular game population. anyways my Dad used to use a .22 lr with a 50-round drum because it was light and handy for when he was tracking. for close range (50 yds. and under) a .22 magnum would probably do alright, I would just make sure you can make some follow up shots |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Iowa
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| I think the .22 magnum is fine personally. I think CCI has .22 magnums with a FMJ, if you want to go for a head shot I think something like that that won't fragment as much would work better, but for a broadside I think you should stick with a fragmenting or expanding bullet, and keeps you shots under about 125 yards.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Ohio
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| my thoughts also^^ |
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| Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Carhtage, TX
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| i would use the 22 mag. it may be under powered but for ur situation i would use it. if we r all being honest with ourselves, i could be wrong, but if a yote was at 50 yds. i doubt many would hesitate to take a shot if the mag was layin there beside us. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Fresno CA
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| i have a 17Hmr it goes faster and more accurate then the .22 mag and a descent penetration ,i bagged a couple coyotes since i got it 1 month ago from alittle over 100 yards |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Ohio
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| What ammo would you use for 22 wmr on yote? i am thinking winchester 34 gr. jhp? any better ideas? |
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| Registered User | Not sure which is best but I have 40gr solids and 30 V-Max.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Parker, CO
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| I have a Remington 700 in '06 and a Mosin 91/30, but no place to shoot coyotes. And what the hell would you want the pelts for? Leave 'em to rot, good bait for attracting more of 'em. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Ohio
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| Around here you can sell the pelts for about 15-20, well thats just when we take them to someone, no work at all they skin them and everything....thats winter at least i doubt they are worth anything in summer |
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