I'm looking into coyote hunting and I see a lot of people use shotguns for when they come in too close for a rifle shot. What kind of load is most effective: birdshot or slugs? And what Guage?
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I'm looking into coyote hunting and I see a lot of people use shotguns for when they come in too close for a rifle shot. What kind of load is most effective: birdshot or slugs? And what Guage?
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I've used OO Buck. Talking about close. Last week this coyote came after our husky in our "yard". While it was moving on my wife and her husky my .44 mag put an end to that. It happened to be gun closest to me. So consider a handgun for close up work. If you want the hide then something a little lighter might be better.Attached Files
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