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Coyote control round
mowart
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What's a good Coyote round for the semi-suburbs, # 4 buckshot? VA announced that our coyote population is in the thousands and growing 20%/year. Western VA counties are already offering bounties.
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A 17HMR doesn't sound bad, but any small bore with a light/frangible bullet might work for you. My agency tested Hornady TAP rounds for in-door use of .223's and found that they break up after hitting pretty much anything. I believe these use their regular V-Max bullet, just maybe pushed a little faster than their standard hunting load.
No...I will NEVER admit telling you that.
For large crowds of "opera dogs", use a 20ga. shell inside the neck of a pop bottle-you figure out the rest.
Answer some of these and "we" will help you find an acceptable solution.
Has about 18,000 people, and seems like an equal number of deer and turkey. We are up to 12 stoplights now. There are small developments and villages but no incorporated towns yet. There are VA prohibitions on firecrackers but no county rules on firearm discharges. I have spent a 4th of July on my front steps firing a 50 cal muzzleloader with newsprint loads. In my area, the neighbors are 500'-1500' away across tree-covered ravines.