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rckymtnboy · 03-05-2008, 12:57 PM

I have to agree with damage, it is very addicting. I too started off just plinking them for fun in the off-season and now I find myself going harder after them than anything else. I would recommend not using a single-shot, cause there will be more times than not that you need either a follow-up shot, or you've called in doubles. Might want to add a shotgun to your coyote arsenal for the close up shots as well. The .223 is a great choice. I started off with that, but have moved to the .204 in a Remington 700 SPS VT. It's just a matter of personal preference and the area you hunt in. Good luck!

03-05-2008, 12:57 PM	#7
rckymtnboy Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: I am a dual resident. Posts: 340	I have to agree with damage, it is very addicting. I too started off just plinking them for fun in the off-season and now I find myself going harder after them than anything else. I would recommend not using a single-shot, cause there will be more times than not that you need either a follow-up shot, or you've called in doubles. Might want to add a shotgun to your coyote arsenal for the close up shots as well. The .223 is a great choice. I started off with that, but have moved to the .204 in a Remington 700 SPS VT. It's just a matter of personal preference and the area you hunt in. Good luck! __________________ When they come for my guns, I'll give 'em the bullets first!