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02-01-2012, 05:56 AM
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Re: Running Yote
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Originally Posted by 7 loader
Have any of ya'll had one run like this?
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7 loader,
I had too many runners, some due to poor shot placement, so I stepped up to a .25-06. At first, I thought it might be overkill...but, soon found out that there's no such thing.
I asked several professional coyote callers at a predator expo, about the use of larger calibers for coyotes. They all said the same thing... "If you're not saving the fur and you just want to get rid of them, a bigger caliber is the way to go. It anchors the coyote and you're assured that he's going to die, even with poor shotplacement."
Just to clarify that conversation, they also stated that they weren't promoting poor shot placement, but rather a bad shot would put the coyote down until a follow-up or finishing shot could be made.
Bowhunter57
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02-01-2012, 06:45 PM
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Re: Running Yote
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Originally Posted by bubbagump11
Might want to try Superformance under a 60. Shoot em fast enough and they'll work out of a 14 twist unless, and I doubt, I got the special rifle.
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I'm a handloader. I loaded some 60 grain Nosler Partitions for my boys to deer hunt with. My gun would not stabilize these very well. I'm sure some 60 grain bullets with a different design would work just fine.
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02-01-2012, 08:59 PM
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Re: Running Yote
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Originally Posted by rosborohunter
I'm a handloader. I loaded some 60 grain Nosler Partitions for my boys to deer hunt with. My gun would not stabilize these very well. I'm sure some 60 grain bullets with a different design would work just fine.
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I should have been more clear. I meant the powder from Hodgdon called Superformance, not the loaded ammo. It's got most other powders beat by 200 fps with 60 gr bullets out of the 250.
Last edited by bubbagump11; 02-01-2012 at 09:00 PM..
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02-02-2012, 04:56 PM
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Re: Running Yote
I found that my scope was out a bit. I will try some of the superformance in my 22-250 and my wifes 243. I am going to use my 7mm rem mag untile I get better with the 22-250. I also plan to load up some #4 buck for the close encounters. thanks guys.
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02-02-2012, 09:12 PM
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Re: Running Yote
I'll add that even with the velocity increase, it shouldn't be stable but i haven't had wild groups or keyholing.
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02-03-2012, 06:52 PM
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Re: Running Yote
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Originally Posted by bubbagump11
I'll add that even with the velocity increase, it shouldn't be stable but i haven't had wild groups or keyholing.
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backed with 36.5 grains of Varget, I had key holing. Shame too, I really like a partition and that box was not cheap. I'll have to look up that Hornady powder.
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