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Now my go to coyote rifle is one of several! School is still out on the Savage model 12 .204 caliber, with 5 x 15 Bushnell Tactical with mil-dot turrets on top the barrel. Next is the Ruger with bull barrel, caliber is the 25-06 with same scope as above.

Then we go to the 6.5-06 in model 70 Winchester with a 4 x 12 Leupold on top. A Winchester model 70 featherweight in the .243 with a 3 x 9 Leupold. Seldom do I use the CZ model 527 in the .222 Remington cal. even though is is a tack driver. I like to hammer those yotes hard!


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M number one yote gun is an old model Ruger 77 ultra light in 250 Savage. I load 75 grain V-max pills in it, a lethal yote load. I just bought a Stevens model 200 in 223 and hope to tailor a load with Nosler 55 grain bt pills for her. I also hope to use my Rem. 700 classics in 221 Fireball and 220 Swift sometime this winter.


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Originally Posted by deflave
Wookie,

Maybe it's just the camera angle but that rig looks like it was built for a giraffe??


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I see. Looks like a killing machine regardless.


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Left to right...Savage 16 Weather Warrier 22/250 Leo 3x9 (34 grs 4895 H4895E 55gr Nosler BTSP) Ruger M77V 22/250 2x10 Weaver (34 grs IMR 4064 55gr Nosler BTSP) Ruger M77 257 Roberts 2x7 Leo (36gr H4895E 75gr Hornady V-Max)


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A Remington Mod. 7 in 22/250 w/ Douglas SS Featherweight barrel , 3x9 Leupold Compact, and McMillan stock..sorry, no pics.

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R-25 in .243 shooting 85Gr gamekings. Vary fun to shoot.

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This is one of my favorites:

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Tikka T-3 Lite (.223),4-12 Leupy with dots.
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I should have just
bought a [bleep] T3...


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It depends on whether you're calling them in or spotting them and blasting. If you're calling, the ranges can be a lot shorter. The best professional hide hunter I've known collected most of his pelts with a single shot 20 guage at short range ... less sewing to do.

If you just want to make them dead, that .240 weatherby would be hard to beat. I carried a 6x.284 which is ballistically in the same ballpark. I packed a .25-'06 some.

If you're trying to save hides, I'd give that .17 FB, .17 Remington, and .204 Ruger real serious consideration.

Right now my calling rifle is basically a 700 LVSF package but rebarreled to .257 roberts loaded with 100 grain ballistic tips to just under 3100 fps. Seems good especially since the areas I call have quite a few cougars in 'em. I have a .204 I could use but the cougars are game animals and nothing under .22 cal is legal for them here.

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Well every one U all have some nice riggs . I got in a coyote hunt last week and used my mod 7 in 22-250 shot one at 275 running and missed at 400 and one around 93 standing boy i was pi$$ed . The winning team shot 14 dogs good shooting. good luck and good shooting. MTHunter

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Originally Posted by mw406
The last couple of years or so I've been messin' around with a Savage 1899 in .250-3000. The Savage is a 1917 vintage takedown model with a Lyman tang peep sight.


You definitely get style points with your choice of rifle and caliber! Well done!!


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It all depends on the situation and terrain when I'm calling. I may use a Rem 1100 mag with BBs, a Mini-14 with 1.5-5 scope, a CZ-527 American .223 or a Kimber varmint model .22-250.


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I saw your post and noticed that you mentioned that you would shoot a coyote with anything handy. I am thinking about trying coyote hunting. I was thinking about using a marlin 60 .22 lr and only shoot within about 65 yards. What are your thoughts about the .22 lr? I have put cans out at 65 yards filled with sand and the 40 grain bullets that I was shooting went through the cans without a bit of trouble. I know many people scoff at the mention of the .22lr;however, I have total respect for this little caliber! Thanks for any thoughts! Clyde

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My personal favorite is a Savage Model 10 Predator Hunter in 22-250. Sports a Leupold VX-L scope in matching Mossy Oak brush pattern cammo. Had the scope/base/rings dipped by Tarjac in NY. Finished rig is one sexy package. Coyotes swoon at the mere sight of it...


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.223 AR, HSM 50gr V Max, Burnham Bro & Tally Ho. 3.5-10x40 Leupold. Carried heavy rifles and long rifles for several years. Broke down and set up this short, light AR and happy I did.

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Originally Posted by Gunner75
.223 AR, HSM 50gr V Max, Burnham Bro & Tally Ho. 3.5-10x40 Leupold. Carried heavy rifles and long rifles for several years. Broke down and set up this short, light AR and happy I did.

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Very nice gun.

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That coyotes looks like a mutant! Just kiddin' pretty cat.


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depends on teh mood i'm in i guess.

remmy 700 ADL .223 in a Ti mtn rifle stock, soon to be 223AI..had a Weaver 6-24x at first, pulled that one off & sticking a bushnell elite 3-9x...was going to use it as a close calling gun, but barrel is a tad long for my tastes in the timber. so pulled that one, now its back to a Bushnell Elite 5-15x. pic is it wearing the 3-9x.
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have a new one on the way in, remmy 7 predator camo in .223. not sure what glass is going up top yet, but open to suggestions.

for calling in timber, sometimes take a TC Contender Carbine in 32/20, 4x sightron compact.
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dont do much lloonngg range stuff, but when i do its with this one..remmy sendero satinless fluted in 25/06, in an HS stock:
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havent called in a few weeks now, last one got popped with a remmy light varmint in 223, topped of with a Bausch & Lomb Elite 4-16x.
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