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have any of you shot a coyote and if so with what.
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Lots. Rifle's and shotguns. None with a bow (yet). -
I use my .243 for longer shots and my 12 gauge with a turkey choke and buck shot for closer shots.Comment
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I've seen a handful thru the windshield but only one with gun in hand, on a deer drive. Trying to hit that thing with a bullet would have been something akin to trying to hit a jet plane with an arrow, I didn't even try. My son killed one several years ago with a 7mm Remington magnum, huge hole thru the boiler room and it still ran another 15-20 yards. They must be tough.Comment
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Yes, with everything from a .22 LR to .35 Whelen to 12 ga turkey loads. Whatever is in hand.Comment
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Rifle,muzzle loader and bow.
I always like to open their stomachs to see what they have been eatin'!Comment
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My son shot one Sunday with a .22.Comment
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.22 is good to useComment
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i got one with a 22 and a bowComment
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many . any thing from a 22. lr to a 300. winchester magComment
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Mostly .243, a few with what ever else I was carrying, going to pick up my newborn and wife a few years back I took one with my .357 S&W, all I had in the car, had to take out the long guns to make room for the baby stuff....Comment
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2Poppa, What have you found?Comment
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whatever is available i know people who have used a 22 and i have taken shots with my 30-06Comment
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I've killed them with a 6.5MM Italian Carcano, a .223, a 25-06, a .270, a 12 guage with #4 buck and with #4 birdshot (very close). I have shot but not killed a couple with a .22 long rifle 40 years ago... I would never do it again because they are too tough... chest shots don't even slow them down and certainly don't kill them cleanly. I respect them too much to shoot at them with a .22. By the way, the #4 birdshot was at 6 yards to the back of the head and he died instantly.Comment
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.22 it does the job without too much overkill as long as your confident in a well placed shotComment
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