Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: fernsjd41 on March 06, 2012, 12:20:13 PM
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I'm getting into coyote hunting was wounding what's the best load and choke size . I have a super nova and I use a full Choke for duck hunting was wounding if that would work thanks for the help
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i prefer a 3inch #4buckshot for my 12 gauge, it will lay a coyote out
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I use 2 3/4 0 buck shot and it stacks them up pretty good. I'm going to be working up the same round but buffering the buck shot with crushed corn cob. Suposed to keep the pattern tighter longer. I have knocked down yotes with my 18in barrel and said loads at 40yrds... My waterfowl barrel i've done about 60. I pour my own buckshot and place it in standard skeet shells.
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I run 3" 4 buck on the first shot and 2 3" oo buck on the next ones. I have killed them with everything from #6 shot to 000 buck. A very very tight choke is a must to get a lot of good pellets in there. It really boosts the killing power when you can put more pellets into them, over counting on just a couple getting the job done.
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Carlsons dead coyote choke and Hevi Shot T's or #4 buck are what I use.
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#4 buckshot and Dead Coyote loads are good, but expensive.
I like my 3 inch magnum lead BB's, of which I have 3 boxes of 25, which will probably last me a lifetime.
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Carlsons coyote choke and Hevi Shot 3" size "T" Shot.
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Thanks for all info ill let you guys no how it goes.
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Just got myself the Dead Coyote choke the other week. Have yet to kill one with it. Just wondering how much pelt damage there is after shooting one. Especially curious if I happen to shoot a bobby.
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I verified Pattern today at 70 yards with what I use would be a kill shot.
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Just got myself the Dead Coyote choke the other week. Have yet to kill one with it. Just wondering how much pelt damage there is after shooting one. Especially curious if I happen to shoot a bobby.
Depends on what loads you are shooting and the range of the target :tup:
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Dead Coyote Hevi shot is awesome. I wish it was around back in the 70's when my dad and I hunted deer on Ft. Lewis. I have a 40 year old Remington 1200 12 gauge with no choke. I patterned tested 3" against 3" 00 Buck and the T-shot time after time put a nice circular pattern about 12-14 inches compared to the buck shot that was scattered and sporatically struck the target. Yes it is pretty expensive but I only plan to use it for hunting. Besides after about 6 shots my shoulder was getting sore.